Karl Nehammer | The European Conservative

Austria: Nehammer Says We’ll Need “Alcohol or Psychotropic Drugs” to Deal With Inflation

David Boos July 15, 2022

“If we go on like this, there will only be two choices for you afterwards: alcohol or psychotropic drugs,” said Karl Nehammer in his 21st century iteration of “let them eat cake!”

Austria Reluctant to Invite Ukraine into EU

Hélène de Lauzun June 10, 2022

Chancellor Nehammer said he believes that “emotion” should not be used to guide the decision—in his view, Ukraine’s rapid accession to EU member state status “is not realistic.”

The Chancellor, His Family, and His Bodyguards: “Abuse Of Office” and “Undesirable Close Relations”

David Boos April 21, 2022

After a car accident involving two drunken bodyguards of the Austrian chancellor, suspicions of structural abuse of bodyguards by high-ranking politicians harden. An anonymous letter reveals abusive structures, the opposition inquires.

“This Was Not a Friendly Visit”: Austrian Chancellor Has Unsuccessful Tête-à-Tête With Putin

Tristan Vanheuckelom April 14, 2022

In order to cripple the Russian war machine, Austria has been in support of EU sanctions. Yet, these hurt Europe’s economy while significantly lowering living standards in the process. Now that their effectiveness is increasingly in doubt, Austria stands out among member states for pursuing a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine debacle.

Austrian Minister of Health Resigns after Less than a Year

David Boos March 8, 2022

Austria’s government is once more changing personnel: after its third chancellor in two years, it will now also see its third minister of health, following the departure of Wolfgang Mückstein.

Germany and Austria to Hold Summits on COVID Restrictions

David Boos February 15, 2022

While many European nations are loosening their COVID-restrictions, Germany and Austria have been holding on to their mandates. But calls for loosening the grip on freedom might finally be heard.

Denmark First EU Country to Lift All COVID Restrictions; Austria Makes Slight Concession

Tristan Vanheuckelom January 28, 2022

Following a recommendation from the Danish Epidemic Commission, the government had decided that COVID-19 “should no longer be categorized as a socially critical disease” after January 31st, 2022.

Austria: After Fiery Debate, Mandatory Vaccination Law Passed in National Parliament

Tristan Vanheuckelom January 22, 2022

The new law, the brainchild of the center-right ÖVP and the Greens and opposed by the FPÖ, allows citizens’ vaccination status to be checked by police. Fines for infractions will range from €600 to €3600.

Austria Swears In 3rd Chancellor of the Year

Robert Semonsen December 7, 2021

The swearing-in ceremony, which saw Nehammer and five ministers assume their respective positions, took place on Monday afternoon and comes just days after former Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg—who spent less than two months at the helm of the country—announced his resignation.

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Austria: Nehammer Says We’ll Need “Alcohol or Psychotropic Drugs” to Deal With Inflation

Austria Reluctant to Invite Ukraine into EU

The Chancellor, His Family, and His Bodyguards: “Abuse Of Office” and “Undesirable Close Relations”

“This Was Not a Friendly Visit”: Austrian Chancellor Has Unsuccessful Tête-à-Tête With Putin

Austrian Minister of Health Resigns after Less than a Year

Germany and Austria to Hold Summits on COVID Restrictions

Denmark First EU Country to Lift All COVID Restrictions; Austria Makes Slight Concession

Austria: After Fiery Debate, Mandatory Vaccination Law Passed in National Parliament

Austria Swears In 3rd Chancellor of the Year

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