Russia 04/06/2018 Russia 'not trying to split EU', says Putin The Russian president says it needs the EU to flourish as an important economic partner, ahead of a visit to Austria.
France 07/05/2018 Klimt paintings go digital in new Paris expo Experience the Austrian artist like never before in a new immersive exhibition
Austria 20/04/2018 Around 40 injured in Austria train accident, say police Up to 40 people have been injured as two trains crashed while being coupled together in Salzburg, Austria.
world news 19/04/2018 EU granted 500,000 people asylum protection in 2017 EU member states as well as Norway, Iceland and Switzerland granted protection status to 538,000 asylum seekers in 2017, according to new data released by Eurostat on Thursday.
Austria 15/04/2018 Female torso is found in Austrian lake The gruesome discovery was made by a reed cutter at the shallow Lake Neusiedl, which straddles the border between Austria and Hungary.
Austria 10/04/2018 Are parents being tricked into buying children’s shoes more often? A survey in Austria found the overwhelming majority of children’s shoes are shorter than advertised. It’s prompted researchers to speculate if it’s a deliberate ploy by manufacturers to get parents to buy more often.
Austria 04/04/2018 Austria plans to ban headscarves in kindergartens and primary schools The country's right-wing government wants to tackle what it sees as a threat to Austrian mainstream culture.
Wander 26/03/2018 Half a day in Kitzbuhel For holidays of all kinds, in the greatest of luxury, head to the Austrian Alps.
Austria 14/03/2018 Austrian far-right leader apologises for 'fake-news' accusation, fined €10,000 Head of Austria's far-right Freedom party Heinz-Christian Strache will make a printed and online apology as well as pay €10,000 in damages after accusing a state broadcaster and its star news presenter of lying.
Austria 12/03/2018 Austria marks 80 years since annexation by Hitler The anniversary of the so-called "Anschluss" comes as a new conservative-led coalition government in Austria includes the far-right Freedom Party (FPO), founded by former Nazis in the 1950s.
Austria 12/03/2018 Knife attacker shot outside Iranian ambassador's residence in Vienna An unknown man was shot dead after trying to stab a soldier outside the Iranian ambassador's residence in Vienna on Sunday night.
Austria 08/03/2018 Afghan man 'admits' Vienna knife attacks Four people were targeted in two seperate knife attacks in the Austrian capital.
Austria 01/03/2018 Facebook 'sorry' after banning picture of nude figurine A picture of a nude, prehistoric figurine was banned from Facebook and called a "dangerous pornographic image". Now the social media giant has apologised.
Austria 01/03/2018 Austrians can swear or make obscene gestures at politicans, court rules Case brought by leader of far-right freedom party is thrown out.
Austria 15/02/2018 Austrian far-right party pledges to clean up pro-Nazi image The FPÖ, founded by former members of the SS, is stumbling over scandals as it tries to distance itself from its roots.
brussels bureau 13/02/2018 Brief: Austria prioritises migration and Juncker to announce verdict on Spitzenkandidat This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital.
Austria 30/01/2018 Austria's Kurz backs Hungary's Orban against EU migrant quotas The two leaders have pledged to cooperate and challenge the EU's migration policy.
Switzerland 22/01/2018 Thousands face being stranded at ski resort AGAIN amid avalanche fears Zermatt has closed for the second time in two weeks because of severe weather.
Austria 22/12/2017 12 injured in Austria train collision Two trains have collided in Austria, injuring a dozen people - four of them seriously. Emergency services rushed to the scene and were able to evacuate all passengers.
state of the union 22/12/2017 State of the Union: Austria brings far-right to power, and Poland faces disciplinary State of the Union is Euronews’ weekly round-up of the big stories and key issues facing the EU-28 over the past seven days. In this edition
