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Steirer mit Long Covid Klagt gegen PVA: Wie er nach abgelehnter Invaliditätspension die Differenz zur Notstandshilfe erstattet bekommen will

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When Florian K., a 34-year-old triathlete from Austria, contracted COVID-19 in March 2022, he had no idea the infection would derail his life—or that his fight for recognition as disabled would become a high-stakes legal and medical battle. Three years later, his story underscores a growing crisis: the systemic challenges faced by Long COVID patients … Read more

Assad’s ‘Torture General’ on Trial in Vienna: Full Coverage of the Landmark War Crimes Case

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Vienna, Austria — A former high-ranking officer in Syria’s intelligence services, Anwar Raslan, is standing trial in Vienna on charges of crimes against humanity, including systematic torture and murder during the country’s devastating civil war. The trial, which began in April 2024, marks a historic moment in international justice, as This proves the first time … Read more

Austria Unemployment Rises to 378,000 in May: Long-Term Joblessness on the Rise

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Austria’s unemployment figures for May reveal a troubling upward trend, with 378,000 people registered as jobless—a rise that underscores persistent economic challenges across the country. The latest data, released by the Austrian Public Employment Service (AMS), highlights not just a numerical increase but also deepening structural issues, including a sharp rise in long-term unemployment and … Read more

Push: The Raw and Honest Series Redefining the Reality of Childbirth

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In the realm of contemporary television, few subjects have historically been as sanitized or misrepresented as the process of childbirth. A new German-produced series, Push, has recently shifted this narrative, aiming to present a raw, unfiltered look at the realities of labor and delivery. By centering the story on the work of midwives and the … Read more

AI and Robotics: Shaping the Future of Work

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As the global workforce navigates the rapid integration of artificial intelligence and automation, the public is increasingly seeking clarity on how these technologies will reshape our daily lives. A notable effort to bridge the gap between complex technological advancement and public understanding is taking place in Vienna, where the upcoming Festival der Roboter aims to … Read more

Journalist Ernst Sittinger Appointed as ORF Foundation Council Member for Styria

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ORF Appoints Journalist Ernst Sittinger to Steiermark Foundation Council: Implications for Austrian Public Broadcasting London, May 13, 2026 — Austrian public broadcaster Österreichischer Rundfunk (ORF) has appointed journalist Ernst Sittinger to its Foundation Council for the region of Steiermark, a decision that has drawn immediate attention from political opposition parties and media watchdogs. The appointment, … Read more

Eurovision 2026: Opening Ceremony & Turquoise Carpet Begin in Vienna

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The global stage is set and the lights are brightening in the Austrian capital as the 70th Eurovision Song Contest officially begins today, Sunday, May 10, 2026. Vienna is transforming into the epicenter of international music, launching a week of high-stakes competition and cultural exchange with the highly anticipated Turquoise Carpet event. Serving as the … Read more

Bregenz ist die Landeshauptstadt mit dem grünsten Zentrum – BVZ

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Bregenz has emerged as the Austrian state capital with the greenest city center, according to a recent satellite-based analysis conducted by Greenpeace. The environmental organization’s ranking, released on Friday, May 8, 2026, evaluates the proportion of green spaces within the cores of the nation’s provincial capitals to highlight the disparity in urban nature and its … Read more

Lufthansa Cuts 20,000 Flights as Cityline Shutdown Forces Major Network Overhaul

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Lufthansa is significantly reducing its flight operations, particularly on short-haul routes from its major hubs in Frankfurt and Munich, as part of a broader restructuring effort following the discontinuation of its regional subsidiary, Lufthansa CityLine. The airline confirmed that approximately 20,000 flights will be cut from its schedule, marking one of the most substantial reductions … Read more

Vienna City Marathon 2026: Road Closures

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The Vienna City Marathon, one of Europe’s most scenic and well-attended road races, is set to return for its 43rd edition on April 19, 2026. As runners prepare to tackle the 42.195-kilometer course that winds through the Austrian capital’s historic streets and along the Danube Canal, city officials have released detailed information about road closures … Read more