Austria's new government sworn in after months of political deadlock
Austria's new government was sworn in on Monday, ending five months of political deadlock over forming a coalition. Christian Stocker, leader of the People's Party, took office as chancellor, heading a three-party coalition alongside the Social Democratic Party and NEOS.
The government will be led by the centre-right People’s Party (OVP) and its 64-year-old interim leader Christian Stocker. A ...
Three parties say they have reached a deal to form a new centrist Austrian government, five months after an election was won ...
Austria inaugurates its first three-party government since WWII, sidelining the far-right FPO despite their election win. The ...
Members of Austria's liberal Neos party on Sunday voted overwhelmingly in favour of a coalition deal with the conservative ...
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Austria's NEOS party awaits result of ballot on government coalitionAustria's liberal NEOS party is holding a ballot of its members on Sunday to determine whether to go forward with a ...
VIENNA - Austria's new coalition government will be made up of the conservative ÖVP, the social democratic SPÖ and the ...
Austria’s new government is sworn in, Vienna’s election lineup is confirmed, and a suspected bomb prompts an evacuation—plus ...
Sharing power again and blocking the far right might seem important enough for SPÖ’s base and keep it from obstructing the ...
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