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Austria’s Digitalisation Progress Slows

Austria’s progress in digitalisation, which improved at the start of the Covid pandemic, has slowed in recent years, according to a report.

In a statement, the city council said the statue could be used to promote xenophobic agitation and anti-Islamic and anti-Turkish sentiments.

As Vienna’s festive season begins, here’s a look at when each Christmas market opens and what’s on offer this year.

The study shows that 70% of respondents believe that Austria’s healthcare system is heading in the wrong direction.

Trump’s return to the White House has prompted mixed reactions across Austria’s political spectrum, with the FPÖ thrilled by the result.

Previously, fluorescent tubes illuminated the interiors, but these are now being replaced by LEDs across all 332 trams and 111 U-Bahn trains.

From 2025, people in Austria will pay a 25-cent deposit per container, refunded upon return, with tobacconists also required to accept returns.

This marks the first time the €400 million threshold has been surpassed, with sales of safety equipment having grown steadily since 2017.

In the 1990s, one in ten number plates was personalised, but now fewer than five percent of vehicles feature self-chosen combinations.

The scheme, designed to offset environmental damage, has faced increasing criticism regarding its cost-effectiveness and broad reach.