Austria Vienna waltzes into 2018 Playing to a packed house in the Austrian capital, the Vienna Philharmonic welcomed 2018 with its annual New Year's Day concert. 01/01/2018
Austria 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. 22/12/2017
Austria What are the policies of Austria’s new right-wing government? The coalition agreement published by the conservative People’s Party and the far-right Freedom Party is built around a vigorous protection of national identity. 19/12/2017
Austria Austrians protest at return of far-right to coalition government after The FPO is back in Vienna after the mainstream right OVP and its young leader Sebastian Kurz agreed to form a coalition government with the political pariahs. 18/12/2017
Austria Austria's president swears in new coalition government Members of Austria's new coalition government were today sworn into office by President Alexander Van der Bellen in a Vienna ceremony. 18/12/2017
Austria Wonderkid Kurz becomes Chancellor of Austria The 31-year-old brings the far-right FPO into government with his OVP in coalition. 18/12/2017
Austria Austria's new government to be sworn in after controversial deal with After much political horse trading Austria will get a new government today 18/12/2017
Austria New Austrian coalition to expand direct democracy and curb immigration The union between the conservative People's Party and the anti-immigration Freedom Party will make Austria the only country in western Europe with a far-right party in government. 17/12/2017
Austria Europe's gas prices soar as Austria blast adds to supply fears Italy declares a state of emergency for energy amid concern in Europe that winter gas supplies may be disrupted. 12/12/2017
Economy 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. 12/12/2017
Austria Same-sex marriage: how Europe has turned pink A timeline of how Europe has gradually legalised gay marriage. 06/12/2017
No Comment Austria's bad Santa The traditional Krampus race in Hollabrunn's market square has delighted the hundreds of Austrians who have dared to attend. 26/11/2017
Austria 'Keep the Freedom Party out of government' demand protesters in Austria As the far-right FPO enters coalition talks with the mainstream right in Austria, people protest in Vienna. 16/11/2017
Living The ‘Silicon Valley’ fasting diet Should you try biohacking, the extreme fasting diet much loved by Silicon Valley gurus? 14/11/2017
Austria Watch: Plane aborts bumpy landing in Austria storm The Polish-run Enter Air flight can be seen jolting around in the air and bumping the ground before taking off immediately after. 30/10/2017
Austria 'Concerned but not afraid,' Austria's Muslims react to rise of right On the streets of Vienna, Muslims say they are confident state institutions will protect them. 17/10/2017
Austria Austrian OVP plays hardball with coalition partners Austria's biggest party and election winners the FPO set the bar high for any coalition partners. 16/10/2017
Austria Thinking outside the box at the Festival Ars Electronica When it blinks, squeaks and beeps, it is time for Art. 16/10/2017
Austria Sebastian Kurz: the man set to become the world’s youngest national leader A slick image and a tough line on immigration has proved successful for the 31-year-old. 16/10/2017
Austria Six takeaways from the Austrian election The Austrian election saw a race for second place, a swing towards the right-wing and the world's youngest national leader 16/10/2017
Austria 'We are the rock against this shift to the right' Austria's conservative People's Party celebrates election win as the country lurches to the right 15/10/2017