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Foreign Minister takes over in Austria

Conservative Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg takes over as Federal Chancellor of Austria for the time being after the departing party colleague Karl Nehammer. .

Foreign Minister takes over in Austria

The Far-Right Party Forms Government in Austria

The Freedom Party (FPÖ) gets to try to form a new government in Austria. It is the first time since World War II that a party from the outer right wing gets this assignment.

The Far-Right Party Forms Government in Austria

Austria's President Opens the Door to the Far-Right

The negotiations about new government formation in Austria have stalled and the federal chancellor has resigned. Now, President Alexander Van der Bellen is inviting the far-right for talks.

Austria's President Opens the Door to the Far-Right

Austria's Chancellor Resigns – New Election Threatens

Austria's conservative federal chancellor Karl Nehammer will resign "within the next few days". The announcement comes after the government talks with the social democratic SPÖ broke down on Saturday.

Austria's Chancellor Resigns – New Election Threatens

Breakdown in talks on Austrian coalition

The talks to form a new cross-bloc three-party coalition in Austria have collapsed after the smallest of the three parties withdrew from the negotiations. .

Breakdown in talks on Austrian coalition

Large Coalition on the Way in Austria

A cross-block three-party coalition between the conservative ÖVP, the social democratic SPÖ, and the liberal Neos is underway in Austria, according to Federal Chancellor Karl Nehammer from ÖVP at a joint press conference in Vienna. Formal coalition negotiations will begin on Thursday.

Large Coalition on the Way in Austria

The Far-Right is the Largest – But Can He Lead Austria?

With Hungary's Viktor Orbán as a role model, far-right leader Herbert Kickl hopes to form a government in Austria. However, it will likely require him to take a step aside himself.

The Far-Right is the Largest – But Can He Lead Austria?

The Far-Right Appears to Become the Largest in Austria

The Far-Right Party FPÖ appears to be becoming the largest party in the election in Austria with 29 percent of the votes, after more than 80 percent of the votes have been counted. If the result stands, it will be the first time after World War II that a far-right party becomes the largest in a national parliamentary election in the country.

The Far-Right Appears to Become the Largest in Austria