The Latest Breaking News from Austria

Austria international Marcel Sabitzer has featured 12 times for Erik ten Hag's Manchester United since completing a loan transfer from Bayern Munich in the January window

The Netherlands, Austria and Italy have pledged not to conduct destructive anti-satellite tests, bringing the number of nations to make such a commitment to 13.

Austria plans to extend checks at its borders with Slovenia and Hungary by another six months from May 11, when the current six-month suspension of free travel over those boundaries expires, Interior Minister Gerhard Karner told ORF radio on Tuesday.

Apple Maps gets a redesign in a host of countries including Austria, Croatia, and Poland.

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Marcel Sabitzer joined Manchester United on loan from Bayern Munich in January and the Austria international could compete a permanent transfer to Old Trafford this summer

Adolf Hitler's ancestral home in Austria was destroyed in 1938 amid swirling rumours about the German dictator's ancestry. The village of Döllersheim is now abandoned

MPs of the Freedom Party said the speech violated Austria’s neutrality

Twelve-year-old Maia Bisley stunned her parents Kim and Stewart with how she handled the step-up in classes - as one of the youngest competitors.

Former pastor at evangelical Rhema Church ‘misused charity funds’, says Charity Commission

Lawmakers from the pro-Russia, far-right Freedom Party walked out of the lower house of Austria's parliament on Thursday during a speech by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, protesting that it violated Austria's neutrality.