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200 Years of Glitz and Glamour:
J. & L. Lobmeyr Exhibition at the MAK in Vienna

Gregor Dekleva July 31, 2023

Lobmeyr’s lighting creations can be found in some of the leading opera houses in the world.

Austrian, Hungarian, and Serbian Ministers Gather in Vienna for 3rd Migration Summit

Robert Semonsen July 8, 2023

The end result of the tripartite meeting was the signing of a “Memorandum of Understanding,” in which the countries agreed to set up a joint task force to bolster border protection and stem the flow of illegal mass migration.

Of Gardens and People: Designed Nature, Art and Landscape Architecture Exhibition in Vienna

Gregor Dekleva June 30, 2023

From Habsburg in Vienna to Jefferson at Monticello, this special exhibition focuses on the overriding power of the garden as a pendant in the life of civilized society.

Islamist Terror Attack on Vienna Pride Parade Foiled by Police

Tamás Orbán June 19, 2023

The three suspects, plotting an attack on the 300,000 Pride attendees, were radicalized by ISIS propaganda online.

Dürer, Munch, Miró: The Great Masters of Printmaking

Gregor Dekleva May 28, 2023

Six centuries of printmaking offered visitors a visual display of the genre in all of its splendor. Christof Metzger, the Albertina’s curator, created an exemplary exhibition.

Musikfest 2023: A Wondrous Musical Moment at the Musikverein

Gregor Dekleva May 28, 2023

Within the classical realm, the range and virtuosity of composition demands an equal measure of interpretation. Hannah Eisendle’s performance illustrated this with a spirited and novel direction.

Spate of Knife Attacks Hits Vienna

Tristan Vanheuckelom May 10, 2023

Vienna’s Freedom Party (FPÖ) leader Dominik Nepp said that the “cycle of violence is apparently spinning faster and faster,” and has called for a security summit.

When Middle Earth Came to Vienna

Jonathon Van Maren December 20, 2022

The renewed obsession with the minutiae of Tolkien’s work gives me an excuse to revisit my favorite bit of Tolkien trivia: that the Polish king’s great victory was the inspiration for Tolkien’s Battle of the Pelennor Fields.

Austria: 3 Afghan Men Convicted of Rape & Murder of 13-Year-old Leonie

Robert Semonsen December 13, 2022

The court’s indictment said Leonie had been given a drink with at least six ecstasy pills, causing her to overdose. While Leonie was incapacitated—and dying from an overdose—the three men raped her and filmed her agony.

Vienna School Sorts Classes According to Religious Affiliation

Robert Semonsen December 11, 2022

The school’s headmaster and the Education Directorate have both confirmed that religion is a factor used to determine a class’s composition.

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200 Years of Glitz and Glamour:
J. & L. Lobmeyr Exhibition at the MAK in Vienna

Austrian, Hungarian, and Serbian Ministers Gather in Vienna for 3rd Migration Summit

Of Gardens and People: Designed Nature, Art and Landscape Architecture Exhibition in Vienna

Islamist Terror Attack on Vienna Pride Parade Foiled by Police

Dürer, Munch, Miró: The Great Masters of Printmaking

Musikfest 2023: A Wondrous Musical Moment at the Musikverein

Spate of Knife Attacks Hits Vienna

When Middle Earth Came to Vienna

Austria: 3 Afghan Men Convicted of Rape & Murder of 13-Year-old Leonie

Vienna School Sorts Classes According to Religious Affiliation

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