Austria's ÖVP and SPÖ to continue coalition talks without liberals
Following the failure of talks on a three-way coalition in Austria, the conservative Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) and the Social Democrats (SPÖ) want to continue one-on-one coalition talks. Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen said Friday that both parties have announced their intent to talk about a grand coalition.
Poor election results and most likely to remain on the government bench in parliament: the federal SPÖ is treading water and ...
Austria's far-right party, which has been tasked for the first time with trying to form the next government, has been part of ...
At the federal level, the mood between SPÖ and NEOS is severely affected - however, in Vienna, they work well together, as emphasized by the Red and Pink parties.
There were only two left: after the NEOS surprisingly pulled out of the coalition negotiations on Friday, the ÖVP and SPÖ are ...
President Alexander van der Bellen, a former Green Party member, met with Freedom Party leader Herbert Kickl and officially ...
PR consultant Rudolf Fußi was unable to collect the required approximately 14,000 signatures from SPÖ members for a direct election of the party leader. He announced this at a press conference on ...
Coalition collapse sparks blame game, Integration Minister steps down, and police warn against acid burglaries—plus more ...
"The resignation of SPÖ leader Andreas Babler? I did some extra research. It doesn't exist." Michael Pommer, head of the ...
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