All news on the topic: Austria

The building where Nazi leader Adolf Hitler was born in 1889 has begun its new life as a police station.

The unnoticed by justice gang of cybercriminals does not slow down.

Singer Bonnie Tyler has woken up from an induced coma in Portugal after reportedly suffering a heart attack.

After a two-year investigation, Austrian and Albanian authorities recently conducted raids on several alleged scam call centers in Tirana, seizing more than $1 million and arresting 10 people.

Sarah Ferguson is reportedly considering a number of lucrative offers for a tell-all interview or television documentary series.

Hungary’s next leader seeks to restore Central Europe’s influence by drawing on its imperial heritage.

Sarah Ferguson has reportedly turned down TV interview offers over the past few weeks, but how long will this really last? J

Rat poison has been discovered in a jar of HiPP baby food, according to police in Austria, following a product recall from more than 1,000 Spar supermarkets in the country over safety concerns.

Maltese oil firm Alkagesta is facing scrutiny from the EU and the UK over allegations that it illegally facilitated the transfer of Russian oil to Libya.

Das maltesische Ölunternehmen Alkagesta steht unter Beobachtung der EU und des Vereinigten Königreichs, da es angeblich russisches Öl illegal nach Libyen geliefert haben soll.

An international police sweep dismantled a leading Balkan Cartel drug trafficking cell Wednesday, arresting 12 suspects tied to the intercontinental smuggling of more than 4.2 tonnes of cocaine and cannabis.

Next week, filling up an average-sized family car is likely to cost £100, writes Giles Sheldrick.

According to media, two separate money laundering investigations related to Russian Railways (RZD) are currently underway in Switzerland and Austria.

Chilling webcam images have shown an experienced climber allegedly abandoning his girlfriend, leaving her to die on Austria’s biggest mountain.

In June 2024, Austria revoked the accreditation of two correspondents for the state-controlled Russian news agency TASS — Ivan Popov and Arina Davidyan — on the suspicion that they were not journalists, but spies for the SVR, Russia’s foreign intelligence service.

Law enforcement authorities from 18 countries, supported by Europol, seized nearly one million counterfeit items worth more than €66 million ($76.9 million) in a crackdown on counterfeit currency, according to Europol.

In Austria, a neurosurgeon from the city of Graz will stand trial after allowing her 12-year-old daughter to take part in an operation and drill into a patient’s skull.

Mayor of Austrian town Spital am Pyhrn dies during mountain hike in Carinthia

The shooter responsible for one of Austria’s most deadly school shootings has been publicly photographed for the first time.

After outstanding performances from 26 countries and votes cast by both the jury and the viewing public, we have our Eurovision Song Contest 2025 winner.

Austrian investigators have arrested a 14-year-old who was allegedly planning an attack at a railway station in Vienna and discovered materials suggesting he supported the so-called Islamic State group, authorities reported.

A knifeman killed a boy, 14, and wounded at least five others in Villach, a city in southern Austria.

A woman claiming to be a ‘shaman’ is accused of swindling millions of pounds from her victims using her ‘fortune-telling powers’.