Austria

Austria avalanches kill at least 8 people
Authorities say five people killed on Sunday after three other deaths were reported in the mountains the previous day.
Published On 5 Feb 2023
Austria drops bogus ‘terrorism’ charges against Muslim academic
Farid Hafez tells Al Jazeera the accusations against him aimed to ‘silence’ critics of Austria’s anti-Muslim measures.
Published On 11 Jan 2023
Austria finds all missing people alive after avalanche
Ten people were initially feared buried after an avalanche in the Lech Zuers skiing area but all were later found alive
Published On 26 Dec 2022
THE BIG QUESTION
Which European nations are handling the energy crisis best?
France, Spain, Germany, Italy and Greece are doing some things right, but face challenging times ahead, say experts.
Published On 20 Dec 2022

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The tech giant signed deals with news outlets in Germany, Hungary, France, Austria, the Netherlands and Ireland.

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