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There are signs that businesses in Austria can weather the storms of the energy crisis and a European downturn. Plus: climate change forces a rethink on skiing; why global chipmakers depend on Austria; government rolls out green tax and investment measures; Raiffeissen Ware’s CEO on how to make the Danube work
Two companies produce the lion’s share of high-tech tools crucial to make chips
Coalition parties have agreed to back a series of environment-friendly projects
Networks and incubators have flourished yet local venture capital is slow to respond
Hopes for growth remain despite dependence on Russian gas and focus to the east
Alpine destinations are ‘investing in summer’ as warmer weather thaws snows
Refurbed’s co-founder on the online marketplace’s growth and start-ups in Austria
Reinhard Wolf, CEO of Austria’s Raiffeisen Ware, argues that new thinking is needed
Vienna-based Euram Bank confirmed payments to football club that took weeks to arrive
Thomas Schmid, a key ally of former chancellor forced to resign over the scandal, refuses to answer MPs’ questions
Action linked to investigation by state prosecutor into corruption at top of government
Prosecutor’s office says key lieutenant to country’s one-time leader turns crown witness
Kitzbühel is Austria’s most glamorous resort but, hidden in the trees, an old hunting lodge offers a very different family ski trip
Austria files lawsuit against European Commission classification of contentious fuels as climate-friendly
Exit polls signal that 78-year old incumbent has secured victory in the first round
The city rewards the wandering visitor with cafés, candlelit concerts . . . and surprisingly radical architectural wonders
Come for the beautiful glass bottles. Stay for the robot dispensing prescriptions
Now is the season for the pop-up taverns by the Danube to roll out their freshest wines
From a penthouse with a smart home system in Italy to a three-storey ski chalet in Austria
Musical standards are very high this year and casts are top-drawer, though the choices so far have been conservative
Everything in the Alpine nation’s politics seems at some point to turn into an operetta
Christian Thielemann’s conducting is superb as the directors reframe the opera’s nationalism
The Viennese arts and crafts movement is now more popular than ever
Chancellor’s talks were ‘direct, open and tough’ but visit breaks with diplomatic effort to portray Russian leader as isolated
First European leader to hold in-person talks with Russian president since Ukraine invasion
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