Austria’s agri-trade deficit hit €1.3B in 2025 as imports rose faster than exports, with Germany remaining its top export market. The post Austria’s Agri-Trade Deficit Surpasses €1.3 Billion appeared first on The International.| The International
Austria’s Office for Combating Fraud uncovered a €1M tax fraud scheme in the luxury car parts trade, involving forged documents and fake invoices. The post €1M Tax Fraud Found In Austria’s Luxury Car Market appeared first on The International.| The International
Austria’s civil protection test saw 8,327 sirens working flawlessly and a nationwide AT-Alert broadcast, achieving a 99.6% success rate. The post Austria Reports 99.6% Success Rate In Siren Warning Test appeared first on The International.| The International
Austria’s Science Minister Eva-Maria Holzleitner proposes that medical graduates of public universities work in the public health system. The post Holzleitner Proposes Service Requirement For Med Students appeared first on The International.| The International
On 21–22 November 2025, Vienna will host the first edition of The International Talks, a two-day conference dedicated to connecting expats.| The International
A defective Vienna U1 subway train caused smoke and evacuations Thursday evening. No injuries reported; service resumed after checks. The post Defective Vienna U1 Train Causes Smoke, No Injuries appeared first on The International.| The International
Austria will test 180 Vienna sirens and the nationwide AT-ALERT system on October 4, 2025, to check readiness and inform the public. The post Nationwide Siren And AT-ALERT Test Planned For October 4 appeared first on The International.| The International
Austria’s first littering report shows 15,000 tons of waste yearly, with cigarette butts leading and cleanup costs hitting €200 million. The post Austria’s First Littering Report Shows 15,000 Tons Of Waste appeared first on The International.| The International
Austria’s unemployment rose to 7% in September, with 375,120 registered jobless or in training, marking 30 months of consecutive increases. The post Unemployment in Austria Rises to Over 375,000 in September appeared first on The International.| The International
Austria’s Daueraufenthalt – EU explained: who qualifies, how it differs from Daueraufenthaltsrecht for EU citizens, plus documents and fees. The post Permanent Residency in Austria (Daueraufenthalt – EU) 2025 Guide appeared first on The International.| The International
Austria will halve the disability mobility allowance to €335 in 2025, citing budget cuts. Critics warn people with disabilities rely on it.| The International
ÖGK chairman Andreas Huss rejects WKÖ’s demand for stricter sick leave checks, saying broad suspicion of employees is unacceptable.| The International
Herbert Kickl was re-elected FPÖ leader with 96.9% of votes in Salzburg, his best result yet, vowing to become “people’s chancellor.”| The International
The Paris-Vienna and Paris-Berlin night trains face cancellation in December after France cut subsidies, sparking protests and a petition.| The International
Austria’s police deployed five trained data sniffer dogs to detect digital evidence, cash, and documents, aiding cybercrime investigations.| The International
Moose Emil was tranquilized near Austria’s A1 highway and released in the Bohemian Forest. Animal groups call for more wildlife corridors.| The International
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Half of Vienna elementary school students, or every second child, do not speak German at home in their family environment.| The International