The Latest Breaking News from Austria

From hearty festive meals in Europe to saying cheers atop a ski slope in the Swiss mountains, here are the best stays for mature solos – featuring all the trimmings

A sharp rise in anti-Semitic attacks in Austria over the past few weeks have sparked concerns of a spillover of the Israel-Hamas war in the central European nation.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman described the global migration crisis as ‘the challenge of our age’

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

Suella Braverman signs ‘migration and security agreement’ with Austrian counterpart in move to work more closely together

Home Secretary Suella Braverman described the global migration crisis as ‘the challenge of our age’.

Last weekend in Buriram, Binder put in another strong showing for KTM with a brace of seconds in the sprint and grand prix (though was demoted to third in the latter for exceeding track limits on the last lap).It marked his fourth Sunday podium of the year and sixth sprint…

Neuville claimed the spoils in the inaugural three- country asphalt rally that saw the WRC compete across the Czech Republic, Austria and Germany in one event for the first time. The Belgian took his second victory of the season by 57.6s from Rovanpera.

Amid growing environmental concerns surrounding the sport, the Alpine skiing World Cup season starts on a glacier in Austria this weekend

Bad Gastein’s curious attractions include tunnels where visitors can soak up low doses of natural radiation, which is claimed to help cure eczema and other ailments

An interesting new article in The Hill by my occasional coauthor T. Markus Funk, based on his upcoming Oxford University Comparative Law Forum piece on the subject; an excerpt: [I]t would be a mistake to accept the invitation to follow the examples of countries like Germany, Switzerland, Mexico, the Netherlands…