
Austria Aims To Ban Political Islam
Chancellor Stocker says he does not want Austrian “children and grandchildren to grow up in an Islamic state.”

Chancellor Stocker says he does not want Austrian “children and grandchildren to grow up in an Islamic state.”

The plan to erect a statue to Jan III Sobieski, known for his victories over the Ottoman Turks, triggered a debate over the Austrian capital’s historical identity.

The NGO Asylkoordination Austria, which has publicly opposed deportations, received more than €371,000 from Austria’s sports budget between 2022 and 2025.

Vienna’s planned Islamic headscarf restrictions for girls up to the eighth grade have drawn criticism from Social Democratic teachers.

Party boss Babler is facing the challenge of how to revive his stagnant SPÖ—with populist conservatives growing in strength.

The Social Democrats would extend the plan originally intended for immigrants to native Austrians in their own country.

The Freedom Party has condemned the scandal as a “clear case of political immorality.”

Doctors, psychologists, and parents could face serious penalties for warning about the risks of irreversible interventions.
The Social Democrats, who will continue governing the Austrian capital, have ruled out cooperation with the Freedom Party.

The coalition programme has already made it clear that Austrians can expect more of the worst.