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A petition has been launched calling on the UK government to install MPs to represent the interests of Brits living overseas - echoing systems that already exist in countries including France and Italy.

As Vienna prepares for municipal elections, the SPÖ is expected to stay in power despite growing pressure from the far-right FPÖ, which is gaining ground nationally.

Further arrest linked to Taylor Swift concert terror threat, FPÖ expense probe escalates, and Austria tests new referral rules for specialists - plus more news from Austria on Friday.

Whether it’s whispered about at the office or joked about over coffee, Techtelmechtel is the perfect word for describing a not-so-serious romantic fling - or the gossip that follows it.

A symbolic vote organised by SOS Mitmensch shows how Vienna’s elections might look if non-citizens had the right to vote - with progressive parties coming out on top.

Austria’s relaxed helmet rules might surprise you, but legal consequences can still follow if you ride without one.

The European Commission is currently conducting a review of its rules on compensation due to passengers whose flights are delayed or cancelled, with fears that it could weaken the generous protections that travellers within the EU enjoy.

As Vienna prepares for local elections later this week, there’s one word you’ll hear again and again: Bezirk.

Thanks to a treaty with the Vatican, the pope holds sway over areas like education, the military, and public holidays in Austria. Here's what you need to know.

From overhanging branches to root damage, tree-related disputes are common in Austria. A recent court ruling clarifies what’s legal and what isn’t.