Ilkka Herola's payday โ This is how much money he earned from the victory
Finnish athlete Ilkka Herola won a prize of 10,000 euros after a thrilling victory in Austria.
Ilkka Herola's historic victory!
Ilkka Herola achieved a historic win in the Nordic combined World Cup competition held in Austria.
He was hiding in a construction container in vain. A Czech thief was caught in Austria
A Czech thief was apprehended in Austria after unsuccessfully hiding in a construction container.
The Alexandri Sisters Return to Greece and Will Compete with the National Colors
The Alexandri sisters, former competitors for Austria, will now represent Greece in artistic swimming after 14 years.
"Original from Vienna", Episode 28: Artist with a Beautiful Soul
This article reflects on the life and legacy of Elfriede Ott, a notable Austrian actress celebrated for her strong character and artistic contributions.
Artti Aigro qualified for the main competition in the ski jumping World Cup event
Estonian ski jumper Artti Aigro qualified for the main competition at the World Cup event in Kulm, Austria, with a jump of over 200 meters.
Aigro qualified for the main competition in Austria with a solid jump
Estonian ski jumper Artti Aigro secured a spot among the top 40 in the World Cup season by qualifying for the main competition in Austria.
For 20 million: Hitler's birthplace will soon become a police station and a human rights center
The birthplace of Adolf Hitler in Braunau am Inn, Austria, is set to be transformed into a police station and a human rights center, with a significant investment of 20 million euros.
Ilves will go on the ski track at the ski jumping competition with Rehrli
Kristjan Ilves will compete on the ski track following a notable ski jumping performance in Austria.
Ilves rises three places in the historical ski jumping competition
Kristjan Ilves finished 12th in the inaugural ski jumping event at the World Cup series in Austria's Kulm.
Austria: What Lessons Can Be Learned from the Groรglockner Trial
Following a court ruling where an alpinist was sentenced for negligence leading to a fatality, there is ongoing debate in Austria regarding accountability in mountaineering.
Police Moves to Hitler's Birthplace โ Strong Criticism
The city of Braunau am Inn in Austria plans to relocate its police station to the birthplace of Adolf Hitler, sparking significant criticism.
LIVE BLOG: How far will Kristjan Ilves jump at the historic ski flying competition?
Kristjan Ilves is participating in a historic ski flying competition in Kulm, Austria, with live updates provided by Postimees.
Privacy Invasion
A case of privacy invasion involving a women's team in Austria has stirred European sports news.
ETV Sports Show, February 26
Elena Malรตgina reached the quarter-finals in Slovakia, while Kristjan Ilves jumped over 200 meters in Austria.
In Braunau am Inn: Hitler's Birthplace Becomes a Police Station
In Braunau am Inn, the birthplace of Adolf Hitler is being transformed into a police station, a move met with mixed reactions from the local community.
Ilkka Herola's Huge Jump!
Ilkka Herola achieved the longest jump in a trial competition for a ski jumping event in Kulm, Austria, but finished second due to adjusted scoring points.
Kristjan Ilves flew over 200 meters in Austria
Estonian Nordic combined skier Kristjan Ilves achieved a jump of over 200 meters during a trial competition in Austria, marking a historic event as it is the first Nordic combined World Cup stage held at a ski jumping hill.
Kristjan Ilves flew over 200 meters in Austria but did not make it to the top ten
Kristjan Ilves performed well in Austria but fell short of making the top ten in the opening event of the Nordic Combined World Cup.
In the middle of a chase, the electric car stops. Austrian police are definitively ending their use of them.
Austrian police have decided to stop using electric vehicles after incidents during chases.
The 'Shower Cameras' Scandal in Women's Football: Austrian Court Ruling Angers Players
A scandal involving the secret filming of female football players in Austria has led to outrage, especially due to the leniency of the court ruling against the offender.
Who pays the bill for irresponsibility in nature?
An Austrian climber, Thomas P., is facing legal scrutiny for the death of his girlfriend, Kerstin G., from hypothermia while climbing Grossglockner, raising questions about responsibility in outdoor activities.
Man secretly filmed women in dressing room and shower โ outrage over sentence
A man in Austria received a seven-month suspended sentence and a fine for secretly filming members of a women's football team in various private settings, igniting public outrage over the leniency of the punishment.
30 women secretly filmed in intimate places โ The sentence received by the perpetrator shocks in Austria: "Is this appropriate"
An Austrian court has sentenced a former employee of the SCR Altach football club to seven months in suspended prison and fines for secretly filming thirty women in intimate settings.
Ski areas are still heavily plagued by avalanches and fatalities
At least six skiers have lost their lives in avalanche accidents in Austria over the past week, highlighting ongoing dangers in ski areas.
The Blame in Vienna. The King Saved the City from the Ottomans, but There Is a Problem with the Monument
A controversial debate continues in Vienna regarding the monument to Polish King Jan III Sobieski, who played a crucial role in defeating Ottoman forces in 1683, as plans for the statue have been halted due to concerns over promoting Islamophobic sentiments.
Warning: less content - higher price. New law in Austria targets hidden price increases
Austria has passed a new law requiring retailers to label products that have decreased in quantity while maintaining the same price, a practice known as 'shrinkflation.'
They climbed to the top together, but only one returned. The tragic death of a climber is shaking Austria
A tragic climbing accident in the Austrian Alps has sparked widespread attention and legal proceedings following the death of a climber under questionable circumstances.
Adolf Hitler birthplace being turned into police station in move sparking fury
The birthplace of Adolf Hitler in Braunau am Inn, Austria, is being converted into a police station, which has ignited outrage among critics and Holocaust survivors.
Outrage in Austria after man ordered to pay female footballers โฌ625 each for secretly filming dressing room
A man in Austria received a suspended prison sentence and a fine for secretly filming female footballers in their changing room, triggering outrage and discussions on appropriate punishment.
Where does the Argentine national team play? These are the venues for the 2026 World Cup matches
The Argentine national football team, led by Lionel Scaloni, is set to participate in the 2026 World Cup, having been drawn into Group J alongside Algeria, Austria, and Jordan.
From the Heat of Coxim to European Ice: Joรฃo Bosco Faces Frozen Lake and Remembers Childhood in MS
Singer Joรฃo Bosco shares a nostalgic moment from his childhood in Coxim, Brazil, while enjoying a frozen lake experience in Austria.
Terrible tragedy โ Top player witnessed his cousin's death
Football player Valon Berisha witnessed a tragic accident involving his cousin in Austria.
Death on the Groรglockner: Defendant Files Appeal
The defendant convicted of negligent manslaughter related to a death on the Groรglockner has filed for an appeal against a relatively light sentence.
All the schedules of the Argentine national team's matches in the 2026 World Cup
The Argentine national team aims to defend its title in the 2026 World Cup, facing Algeria, Austria, and Jordan in the group stage.
Swedish man dead in avalanche in Austria
A Swedish man has died due to an avalanche in Austria following severe snowfall, bringing the total number of fatalities in the region to seven over recent days.
Swedish man dead in Austrian avalanches
A Swedish man in his 30s is among the seven fatalities in the recent avalanche incidents occurring in the Austrian Alps due to extreme snow conditions.
Swede killed in avalanche in Austria
A Swedish man in his thirties died in an avalanche in Austria over the weekend amid severe weather conditions.
Market Leader: Why Woom is so successful
Woom, an Austrian childrenโs bicycle manufacturer, is rapidly growing faster than the industry due to its focus on lightweight design and ergonomics, while other traditional brands struggle.
'I was rejected for 1,000 UK jobs so took a 2-hour flight and got one easily'
A British man relocated to a small village in Austria after being rejected from 1,000 job applications in the UK, where he found employment easily.
Between Austria and France.. Klopp Fires Second Coach in a Week
Jurgen Klopp has fired two coaches in one week due to poor performance, the latest being Stefan Gili from Paris FC.
Austrian bobsledder injured in the fall can stand on his own feet
An Austrian bobsledder, Jakobs Mandlbauer, was injured during a race at the Milan-Cortina Olympics but has since regained the ability to stand unaided.
Austrian Luger Involved in Severe Accident Escapes the Worst
Austrian luger Jakob Mandlbauer, who experienced a serious accident during the men's four-man bobsleigh event at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, has regained stability and can move all his limbs.
Serious accident involving Austria bob sled team at very high speed
A serious accident occurred during the men's four-man bobsled event at the Milan Cortina Olympics, leading to one athlete being hospitalized, although no severe injuries were reported.
INCREASED BOT ACTIVITY OBSERVED IN LATVIAN ATHLETES' SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS DURING PROTEST IN AUSTRIA
The article reports on the protests by Latvian and Ukrainian skeleton athletes in Austria against the participation of Russian athletes in international competitions, highlighting the tensions and responses from sports officials.
Series of Avalanches After Snowfalls Kills at Least 5 People in Austria
At least five individuals have died due to a series of avalanches in the Austrian Alps following heavy snowfall.
Severe accident at the Olympics โ Speed 117 km/h
A serious accident occurred during the Olympic luge competition where an Austrian sledder crashed while reaching a speed of 117 km/h, requiring hospitalization.
Winter Weather: Heavy Snowfalls in Austria โ Seven Avalanche Deaths since Friday
Severe winter weather in Austria has resulted in seven avalanche-related deaths since Friday, prompting warnings for winter sports enthusiasts.
Scientists made the speed of light visible - this may cause the brain to go haywire
Researchers have demonstrated the concept of light speed visibility, revealing unusual optical effects in high-speed scenarios.
New avalanche deaths in Austria
Two people have died due to avalanches in Austria, bringing the total to seven deaths in the country since the onset of heavy snowfall.