Austria

From: Al Jazeera World
Austria’s Operation Luxor: Anti-terrorism or Islamophobia?
Raids on Muslim homes and organisations in Austria in 2020 – an ‘anti-terrorist’ measure or a sign of Islamophobia?
Published On 18 May 2022
Google to pay over 300 European news publishers for content
The tech giant signed deals with news outlets in Germany, Hungary, France, Austria, the Netherlands and Ireland.
Published On 11 May 2022
Austrian chancellor tells Russia’s Putin to end Ukraine war
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer says he held ‘very direct, open and tough’ talks with the Russian president in Moscow.
Published On 11 Apr 2022
Austrian chancellor to meet Putin in Moscow
Chancellor Karl Nehammer will be the first European leader to meet Vladimir Putin since the invasion of Ukraine.
Published On 10 Apr 2022

The move comes after a group of EU countries expelled dozens of Russian diplomats this week over the war in Ukraine.

More than 10 months after the talks began, officials from Iran and world powers gather for another round of talks.

Austria’s new domestic intelligence chief says foreign activists spread ideology against vaccines and anti-virus curbs.

Thousands take to the streets with Parliament expected to pass a bill tightening restrictions on the unvaccinated.

More than 100,000 people marched across France against government’s plans to introduce a COVID-19 vaccine pass.

Progress has been made, but both sides still need to make ‘difficult decisions’ if an agreement is to be reached.

Negotiators trying to agree on a joint text that would act as the basis for a potential agreement.

Iran negotiator says counterparts playing ‘blame game’ after Europeans warn time was running out to revive nuclear deal.

Protesters demonstrate against policies such as compulsory vaccinations, with fines for those who refuse the jab.

An estimated 44,000 people attend the rally in Vienna as Austria introduces mandatory coronavirus jabs.

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