Austrian far-right party pushes to form government after election win
Austria's Freedom Party leader Herbert Kickl hailed a "new era" after preliminary results showed Sunday that the FPÖ had become the first far-right party to win in the country's parliamentary election since World War II, per EuroNews.
The counting of the absentee ballots on Monday brought a small change. One seat will be transferred from the ÖVP to the FPÖ - ...
Austria's Freedom Party (FPÖ) is set to come out on top in the European country's national election on Sunday, according to ...
The far-right has won the most votes in an Austrian election for the first time since the Nazi era, as the pro-Kremlin, ...
Opinion researcher and political insider Christoph Haselmayer analyzes the result of the National Council election and the ...
Austria goes to the polls this Sunday, with the populist, anti-immigration Freedom Party (FPÖ) tipped to emerge as the winner ...
As forecast in the polls, a hard-right populist party came first in Austria’s parliamentary elections on September 29th for ...
The global wave of Right-wing populism first emerged in Austria, almost precisely 22 years ago. In 1992, the then-leader of ...
For the second time, the FPÖ turned the color theory in our federal state. The blue party also wants first place in the next ...
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