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State prosecutors are investigating an allegation that taxpayers’ money was used to fund the former chancellor’s rise to power
Greens stand by coalition under new chancellor Alexander Schallenberg
As the wine taverns reap the traditional harvest of turbulence, political circles are rocked by scandal
Vienna’s conservative leader puts Green coalition partners in a bind ahead of no-confidence vote on Tuesday
Foreign minister Alexander Schallenberg is new leader as prosecutors investigate claims of misuse of public funds
Two years ago, Sebastian Kurz pulled the plug on scandal-hit coalition partners. Now he is the suspect
Coalition partner questions ‘business as usual’ amid investigation into chancellor
Kurz hits back at ‘groundless accusations’ after police raids on Vienna ministries and offices
Twin measures show efforts by Sebastian Kurz’s government to prevent ‘gilets jaunes’-type backlash
The state-subsidised ‘Klimaticket’ was unveiled by Green party minister Leonore Gewessler
MFG’s unexpected success suggests pandemic’s impact on European politics is starting to be felt
Gains fuelled by a handful of dominant companies that have grown more popular this year
Opening of Infineon’s facility in Austria coincides with chronic shortage of auto chips
Austrian banks are flourishing and regional growth is set to outpace the EU average, but structural challenges remain
Lenders are emerging in a strong position post-Covid, with smaller but firmer footings in central and eastern Europe
Austrian lenders face pressure to tackle corruption after a series of money laundering allegations
A growing ecosystem is attracting international investment, though local funding sources are limited
Rescue workers in Haiti scrambled to save people after the weekend’s 7.2 magnitude earthquake
Pandemic or not, Austria stresses the importance of cultural life to wellbeing as classical music festival returns
‘The country is a rich hunting ground for lovers of red wine — particularly those seeking reds that are not too alcoholic’
Greens’ backing boosts chances of survival but ‘messiah-like’ image is bruised
Sebastian Kurz to be investigated for allegedly making ‘false statements’ to parliamentary committee
Doses assigned to hard-hit states after bitter row over trio’s demand for larger shares
Poorer countries demanding emergency help fail to secure extra jabs during heated summit
Vienna’s claims over vaccine distribution have gone down badly in Brussels
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