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Paul Mescal takes the lead in Ridley Scott’s epic return to the Colosseum, plus a beguiling documentary about the screen star who came from a Stockholm slum then became the most famous female star in Hollywood

At a small high-end confectionery in Vienna, chefs put the finishing touches to one of Austria's signature souvenirs: Mozart chocolate balls filled with marzipan, pistachio, and rich almond and hazelnut nougat.

A legend of the automotive industry, even six years after his death: Ferdinand Karl Piëch, born in Vienna on April 17, 1937, was fascinated by technology from an early age—a passion that would define his entire life. He studied mechanical engineering in Zurich and began his career at Porsche, where…

Michael Wimmer sat down for an exclusive chat with Herald Sport, where he discussed working for BMW, his coaching journey, beers with fans and…

Roman dead were often cremated, so the ancient mass grave in Vienna is a rare find.

The pit of bones suggests a hasty dumping of corpses

The arts university in Vienna says the AI will attend classes, receive critiques, and get grades alongside human students.

Passengers can apply for a refund through Nightjet’s customer service

Academics from the universities of Exeter and Vienna monitored the brains of 49 people as they received small electric shocks.

It is easy to miss the headquarters of the International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF), which is run by a North Korean from a modest house on the outskirts of Vienna, a city with a long reputation as a nest of spies.

Investigative journalist called ‘modern-day Sherlock’ by Alexei Navalny on unsettling photos, reprisals and being exiled from Vienna