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Looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of Vienna’s famous Christmas markets? Check out these hidden gems that locals love for their charm and cosiness.

Vienna’s U2 metro line has reopened after a three-year partial closure, with upgraded stations and new safety features. Here’s what commuters and - yes - metro fans can expect.

Does your personality really change when speaking another language? Are people more comfortable expressing emotions in certain languages and can understanding the emotional shift actually help with language learning? Language professors Mari Mar Boillos Pereira and Ana Blanco Canales explore the latest research.

The European Commission has outlined how it intends to introduce Europe's new biometric border system in a phased approach, after its rollout was delayed for the third time in November.

Coalition talks focus on budget agreements, KTM announces redundancies amidst insolvency, and Austria selects its Word of the Year — and more news from Austria on Friday.

December 8th is typically an exception to Austria’s strict public holiday store closure rules, but this year’s situation is different. Here’s what to expect.

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer has surprised many by no longer ruling out a property tax increase. Here's what the proposed changes could mean for foreign property owners in Austria.

From proper equipment to skiing etiquette, learn how to enjoy Austria’s slopes responsibly while avoiding penalties and accidents this winter.

Austria’s VAT reform will simplify tax exemptions for small businesses and extend benefits to EU-based companies. Here’s what you need to know.

Krampus parades are a highlight of Austria’s festive season, but they can get rowdy. Here’s what you need to know about their history, risks, and family-friendly options.