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
brussels bureau 19/12/2017 Brief from Brussels: EU faces Austria's 'tug of war' In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: The EU’s migration commissioner predicts a ‘tug of war’ for Austria’s new coalition, which has brought
Italy 19/12/2017 Dual nationality is just the beginning, says South Tyrol independence campaigner Some within the Italian region believe a referendum is the only way to decide its future status.
brussels bureau 19/12/2017 Austria's 'tug of war' The EU's migration commissioner predicts a 'tug of war' as Austria's coalition brings far-right to power
brussels bureau 18/12/2017 Brief from Brussels: Austria - a threat to EU values? In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: should the EU be worried about Austria as it becomes the first Western European country with the
brussels bureau 18/12/2017 Austria: a threat to EU values? With the swearing in of a new Chancellor, and becoming the only Western European country with a far-right party in power, should the EU be concerned about Austria?
Italy 18/12/2017 Has Austria just sparked a new independence struggle in Italy? Vienna has controversially offered Austrian passports to German speakers in the Italian region of South Tyrol.
Austria 16/12/2017 Austrian president approves coalition with the far-right Austria will be the only Western European state to have the far-right in government after the country’s president approved a coalition deal between
economy 13/12/2017 Gas prices drop after Austrian plant reopens Gas prices in Europe have fallen after Austria’s main gas import hub said normal service had been resumed in the wake of Tuesday’s deadly
Austria 13/12/2017 Italy's gas grid is secure afer Baumgarten All main transit lines from the Baumgarten gas hub are back in service after an explosion shut down the Austrian site. The cause of the blast is
economy 12/12/2017 Austria gas plant explosion leads to price hikes Parts of Europe see energy prices soar to unprecedented levels in the wake of a blast at the Baumgarten hub that killed one person.
View 08/12/2017 View: Visegrad nations protect the EU. It's time to say 'Thanks' (https://twitter.com/bill_ravotti) As the migrant crisis continues to bring chaos and potential danger to Europe, Angela Merkel and the government
