Fear in South Tyrol, 25 people swept away by an avalanche: two dead and three injured
A tragic avalanche in South Tyrol has resulted in two fatalities and three serious injuries among a group of Austrian skiers.
Go-Ahead and Arverio: The Pain of Separation on Bavarian Tracks
The article discusses the lingering presence of Go-Ahead's branding in Bavaria after its acquisition by the Austrian Federal Railways, despite the company's operational transition to a new entity.
Austrian ski jumper achieved first World Cup stage victory, Aigro 33.
Austrian ski jumper Stephan Embacher won his first individual World Cup event, finishing first at the Vikersund competition, while Artti Aigro placed 33rd.
"Original from Vienna", Episode 31: The Sad Joke President
The article discusses the life and career of Maxi Böhm, a popular Austrian comedian and actor, particularly known for his role as the first quizmaster on the radio show "Die große Chance" in the 1950s.
Simon Eder is finishing his long career as a biathlete
Austrian biathlete Simon Eder has decided to end his sporting career at the conclusion of the current season.
Another Austrian biathlete ends career
Austrian biathlete Simon Eder has announced his retirement from professional sports, joining fellow athlete Lisa Theresa Hauser in stepping away from competitive biathlon.
Igor Tudor Under Pressure, Tottenham Hotspur is Already Considering a New Coach
Tottenham Hotspur is contemplating hiring Austrian coach Adi Hütter as a possible replacement for Igor Tudor, who is under increasing pressure due to poor results.
Biathlon World Champion Draws a Line Under Career
Austrian biathlete Lisa Theresa Hauser announces her retirement from competitive sport following her last race of the season in Oslo.
World Champion Hauser Ends Career in Oslo
Austrian biathlete Lisa Theresa Hauser announced her retirement from professional biathlon, concluding her career during the final stage of the ongoing World Cup season in Oslo.
Perfect Surprise – Suvi Minkkinen's Rival Decides to Retire
Austrian biathlete Lisa Hauser has announced her retirement, surprising the sports community as she had previously aimed for future competition opportunities.
Shock announcement from a biathlon superstar
Austrian biathlete Lisa Hauser has announced her retirement from competitive sports this weekend at the World Cup event in Norway's Holmenkollen.
When Russian agents want to find out something, they will, says journalist who was followed in Vienna
An Austrian journalist, who has reported extensively on Russian espionage, reveals her shock at being surveilled by Russian agents while she reported on a major espionage case.
Austria: Fuel Tax Reduced to Mitigate Impact of War in the Middle East
The Austrian government is reducing fuel taxes to alleviate the economic impact of the ongoing conflict in Iran on fuel prices.
Semenistaja loses decisive qualifying match at Miami tennis tournament
Semenistaja was defeated by Austrian Sinja Krauze in the final qualifying match for the Miami tournament.
Üprus reached the semifinals in Austria, Estonians had a successful week in Romania
Jan-Markus Üprus advanced to the semifinals of the Austrian Volleyball Championship while Estonian players had notable performances in Romania.
VIDEO ⟩ The trauma of kidnapping does not go away: Natascha Kampusch has collapsed mentally again
Austrian kidnapping survivor Natascha Kampusch is reportedly struggling with serious mental health issues, as stated by her family.
Scheib wins in Are, takes the Small Globe, Ljutić finishes sixth
Austrian skier Julia Scheib wins the giant slalom in Are, Sweden, securing the Small Crystal Globe in the discipline, while Croatian Zrinka Ljutić finishes in sixth place.
Julia Scheib conquers the giant slalom in Are and the specialty cup. Goggia out, Shiffrin fifth
Austrian skier Julia Scheib won the giant slalom in Are, Sweden, securing the specialty Cup and finishing ahead of Paula Moltzan and Alice Robinson.
2026 World Cup: Former Austrian International Warns About the Algerian Team
Former Austrian international Christopher Trimmel warns that Algeria could pose a significant challenge to Austria in the upcoming 2026 World Cup, despite many not considering them top contenders.
The woodworking industry is affected by fluctuations: what's happening in the market?
The woodworking sector in Latvia is undergoing significant changes due to the sale of assets by Swedish and Finnish shareholders and the entry of Austrian investors, along with market disruptions in wood pellet pricing.
Austria: Chief with a Herculean Task
Ingrid Thurnher has been appointed as the new director-general of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation, succeeding Roland Weißmann after his resignation amid sexual misconduct allegations.
"Original from Vienna", Episode 30: Hasi, Mausi, Mörtel
The article discusses Richard Lugner, a prominent Austrian businessman known for his relationships with younger women and his involvement in real estate and cultural events.
Railway Couplings of Discontent
Austrian Federal Railways ÖBB has announced the successful conclusion of three-week winter trials for the Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC), which aims to replace manual screw couplings.
Novel: "I Only Have One Heart"
The article discusses the themes from Austrian author Josef Winkler's new novel that explores loneliness and emotional connections through a young man's experience with a sex doll.
Folk Music Pop Star on Tour in Munich: Andreas Gabalier Gives Unplugged Concert at the German Theatre
Austrian pop star Andreas Gabalier announces a series of intimate acoustic concerts celebrating the anniversary of his 'MTV Unplugged' sessions, with a notable stop in Munich.
Danced with Putin, now protects tigers. Journalists discovered how much the former Austrian minister earns in Russia.
Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl, who drew attention by inviting Vladimir Putin to her wedding in 2018, is now living in Russia where she criticizes the EU and works as an ambassador for Siberian tiger protection.
Danced with Putin, now in charge of protecting tigers. Journalists find out how much the Austrian former minister earns in Russia
The article explores the current situation of former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl, her ties with Vladimir Putin, and her current role advocating for Siberian tiger protection in Russia.
Aches End Austrian Olympic Champion's Season Early
Austrian ski jumper Jan Hörl ended his season early due to ongoing back issues.
"Crime Scene": Sophia Mercedes Burtscher will be an investigator in Dortmund
Austrian actress Sophia Mercedes Burtscher has been announced as the new lead investigator in the Dortmund episode of the German crime series 'Tatort'.
Horror in Austria. Hockey player suddenly collapsed on the ice, doctors revived him three times
During a match in the Austrian hockey league, player Jordan Murray collapsed on the ice and required resuscitation, leading to the game's cancellation.
Povertyism is an error
The article discusses the importance of economic freedom and criticizes populist economic strategies.
ORF: 'Zero Tolerance for Bad Behavior'
ORF Director Roland Weißmann resigns following sexual harassment allegations, which he denies, impacting the Austrian public broadcaster at a critical time.
Allegations from an employee: ORF Chief Roland Weißmann resigns
Roland Weißmann, the CEO of Austrian Broadcasting (ORF), has resigned amidst allegations of sexual harassment, which he denies.
Allegations by an employee: ORF chief Roland Weißmann resigns
Roland Weißmann, the CEO of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF), has resigned following allegations of sexual harassment made by an employee, which he denies.
Media: ORF Chief Weißmann Resigns
Roland Weißmann, the director of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF), has resigned immediately amid allegations of sexual harassment, which he denies.
The Austrian will not let the leader of the parliamentary government party in
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Ilia: New archaeological findings from the excavation research at Kledi Samikou
Excavation research in Ilia, led by Greek and Austrian archaeologists, has uncovered significant new findings about a temple from the 6th century BC located in Kledi Samikou.
Austria: NATO is Taboo
The Austrian government marks its first year as a coalition amidst new global tensions following the US and Israel's military actions against Iran.
Snowboarding: Is anyone still snowboarding?
The article discusses the resurgence of snowboarding, with more snowboarders observed in the Austrian Zillertal ski area, contrasting with ski slopes where preparations are halted due to climate change and costs.
Gabriel Felbermayr: This is the new economic advisor
Gabriel Felbermayr, a prominent Austrian economist, known for his clear analysis and strong opinions, has taken on a challenging role in a divided expert council.
Austrian basketball players defeat the Netherlands and intensify competition in Latvia's group
Austria's men's basketball team secured its first victory in the 2027 World Cup qualifiers by narrowly defeating the Netherlands, which heightens the stakes for Latvia in their qualifying group.
Last year's Eurovision winner took the stage at UMK - social media is buzzing
Last year's Finnish Eurovision representative, Erika Vikman, returned to the UMK stage along with Austrian winner JJ, sparking excitement on social media.
Tourist uttered 7 chilling last words as she was killed by shark on last day of holiday
A 68-year-old Austrian woman tragically died from a shark attack at an Egyptian resort, uttering her final words shortly before the incident.
North Korea seems to have a spy nest in Vienna. Estonian taekwondo leaders: 'We don't really interact with them'
North Korea's long-standing European Union stronghold, the International Taekwondo Federation (ITF) based in Vienna, is now under increased scrutiny from Austrian authorities.
"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.
Skiing in the Bernese Oberland: Skiing Beautifully
The article discusses the historical significance of the Eiger mountain, focusing on its first ascent by a German-Austrian expedition in 1938 during the Nazi propaganda era.
“During the removal in Bolzano, there was a risk of losing the heart” Saved by Austrian doctors
An Austrian medical team intervened in Bolzano to save a heart that was at risk of becoming unusable during an organ donation procedure.
News from the Munich Gastro Scene: Unforgettable Favorites and Vegan Delicacies
A renowned Austrian chef, Harald Irka, draws inspiration from his memorable visit to the Gulf of Trieste to create a unique fish dish that reflects both culinary artistry and personal experience.
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.