Brussels’ Toughest Package Ever Against Israel Divides Member States Javier Villamor September 18, 2025 The Commission would suspend the tariff preferences Israel has enjoyed in the EU since the 1990s.
Austria: Violation of Headscarf Ban and Missed Classes Could Lead to Heavy Fines TEC News September 15, 2025 A new legal draft would introduce penalties of up to €1,000 for repeated violations of school rules.
Austrian Social Democrats Sagging in New Poll TEC News September 15, 2025 Party boss Babler is facing the challenge of how to revive his stagnant SPÖ—with populist conservatives growing in strength.
Syrian Teenagers Rob and Assault 12-Year-Old in Vienna Rebeka Kis September 14, 2025 Police took the three teens into custody following the attack, the latest in a series of incidents this week in the Austrian capital.
Austrian Government Faces Mounting Discontent: FPÖ Extends Poll Lead TEC News September 12, 2025 Polls show that more than half of Austrians are unhappy with the three-way coalition.
Woman Critically Injured in Vienna Knife Attack Rebeka Kis September 11, 2025 The Austrian capital witnesses its second stabbing incident this week, as a 25-year-old woman is found seriously wounded.
SPÖ Wants “Integration Phase” for Austrians to Access Their Benefits Zolta Győri September 10, 2025 The Social Democrats would extend the plan originally intended for immigrants to native Austrians in their own country.
Nuclear and Gas Can Be Called ‘Green,’ EU Court Rules TEC News / AFP September 10, 2025 The EU’s highest court said the European Commission acted within its powers when it included nuclear power and natural gas in its sustainable finance taxonomy.
Teen Injured in Vienna School Knife Attack Rebeka Kis September 9, 2025 Police in Brigittenau are searching for a suspect after a teenage girl was hurt in a stabbing.
Toward the ‘End Of Cash’: Oberbank Removes ATMs in Bavaria Javier Villamor September 8, 2025 The Austrian bank’s move in Germany may be an overture to what could come in other countries.
