Austria
Austria files charges against suspect over planned 2024 Taylor Swift terror attack
The suspect, who had planned to carry out an Islamic State-inspired attack on a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Historic Vienna HIAS office shut down following Trump admin's halt to refugee program
Vienna police rule out antisemitic motive after grenade found near police station, synagogues
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Austrian military plane breaks down, complicating evacuation from Israel
The incident raised questions as to why a military evacuation was necessary when commercial flights were available, and illustrated the decrepit state of Austria's armed forces.
EU, Germany, and Austria seek to suspend funds to Palestinians
The European Union, Austria, and Germany look to suspend millions of euros in financial assistance to the Palestinians in the aftermath of the Hamas attack on Southern Israel in which over 800 people
Germany, Austria suspend bilateral aid to Palestinians after Hamas attack
Some conservatives called for the aid to end entirely, prominent member of opposition Left party argues against the move
What are 'protected Jews'? A glimpse into the Austrian exhibition in Burgenland
What could this mean for whole communities of Jews, and what is the implication of being unprotected?
Despite US sanctions, German, Austrian firms at Iran Oil Show
Iran uses revenue from Oil Show to finance terrorism, says Iranian dissident
Herzog begins state visit in Austria
In his address to Jewish community representatives, Herzog said that there are times during periods of crisis when leaders have the rare opportunity to reach out and come to an agreement.
Israeli President Herzog to pay state visits to Slovakia, Austria
President Isaac Herzog, who will meet with the countries’ leaders, is also expected to discuss mutual strategic interests and ways to deepen relations.
Austrian composer Schubert gets salute at Jerusalem Chamber Music fest
This year’s theme is migrant composers, which, it must be said, offered festival founder Elena Bashkirova – a celebrated pianist – plenty of room for programmatic maneuver.
Austria’s plans for Hitler’s birth house stir controversy
Plans to turn Hitler’s birth house into a police training facility on issues related to human rights has polarized the small Austrian town.
Venomous 'banana spider' scare temporarily closes Austrian supermarket
The REWE-Group also stated that they had brought in a specialist to identify the spider and that the shop would remain closed until the spider had been identified.
