Austrian author Christoph Ransmayr returns with a novel about eternity and transience
Christoph Ransmayr, an Austrian author, has released a new novel exploring themes of eternity and transience, reflecting on the rich tradition of Austrian literature and its significant cultural impact.
The Habsburg Heir Denounces a "Fifth Column" of Russians Within the European Union
Karl Habsbourg accuses part of the European Parliament group of Patriots for Europe of being a 'fifth column' for Moscow within the European Union.
Torture as a Form of Interrogation is Only Abolished by Her Decree, Until Then It Was Legal
On this day in 1776, Empress Maria Theresa of the Habsburg Monarchy enacted one of her most famous laws, abolishing torture as a method of interrogating suspects.
This day Croatia experienced the greatest turning point in its history
In January 1527, Croatian nobles appointed Ferdinand Habsburg as king, a decision that significantly impacted Croatia's history for the next 400 years amid the Ottoman threat.
Today the most important dismissal in Vienna was announced. Everyone felt the consequences.
On this day in 1859, Austrian Interior Minister Alexandar Bach was dismissed, marking the end of Bach's absolutism and a strict regime in the Habsburg Monarchy.
The Habsburg Dynasty: A Suitcase Full of Jewels and an Old Question
A suitcase of Habsburg jewels suddenly appears in a Canadian locker after 100 years, reigniting Austrian debate about their relationship with their former ruling house.