Austria’s new centre-right leader open to coalition with far right
The incoming leader of Austria’s centre right People’s party (ÖVP) has signalled his openness to sharing power with the far right, just a day after Chancellor Karl Nehammer resigned after failing to form a centrist governing coalition.
The party was in monthslong talks with the Social Democrats and Chancellor Karl Nehammer's conservative People's Party. The ...
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Austria's far-right FPÖ nears power as conservatives open to talksThe conservative Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) is prepared to engage in negotiations with the far-right Freedom Party of ...
Austria’s liberal NEOS party announced on Friday that it has withdrawn from coalition talks with social democratic SPO and ...
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Austria's political crossroads: Will Kickl seize power?Pro-Russian radical Herbert Kickl, leader of the Freedom Party of Austria, is nearing the position of chancellor, said Jakub ...
Austria’s Neos party exited coalition talks, complicating efforts to form a centrist government without the far-right FPO.
Austria’s anti-immigrant Freedom Party crept closer to appointing its first chancellor after receiving an invitation by the ...
Coalition talks have dragged on after Austria's main parties refused to work with the leader of the right-wing Freedom Party (FPÖ), Herbert Kickl, who came first in September's election with 29.2% of ...
Austria's coalition talks were thrown into disorder when the liberal Neos party unexpectedly quit negotiations with the ...
Negotiations for a new three-party government in Austria have collapsed after the Neos party withdrew, leaving Chancellor ...
Herbert Kickl, the leader of the Austrian Freedom Party, described Karl Nehammer’s resignation as a logical step that was long overdue.
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