Austria’s capital is now hosting over 31,000 people in its basic care system—far beyond its official target—as most of the country’s subsidiary protection holders settle in the city.
The nationalist FPÖ is now the second-largest party in the capital, switching places with the center-right ÖVP, which fell to last place after losing half its support.
“No one in Vienna should base their lifestyle on fundamentalist interpretations of religious texts that are hostile to women, minorities, the state, or democracy,” city councilor Bettina Emmerling said.
