Stocker Finalizes Social Assistance Reform
Chancellor Christian Stocker announces a new social assistance model ending unconditional aid and introducing integration requirements.
Stocker Finalizes Social Assistance Reform · Mikl-Leitner Urges Uniform Social Assistance · Wolf and Schelling Corruption Trial to Begin
Chancellor Christian Stocker announces a new social assistance model ending unconditional aid and introducing integration requirements.
Lower Austria Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner calls for the federal government to adopt her state's model for nationwide social reform.
The trial of industrialist Siegfried Wolf and former minister Hans Jörg Schelling over alleged tax bribery starts Tuesday in Austria.
The NEOS party passed a motion in Linz to reduce government salaries by 25 percent if specific fiscal budget targets are not achieved.
The FPÖ will introduce a no-confidence motion in the National Council, citing high inflation, rising rents, and internal coalition disputes.
Andreas Babler steps down as Vice Chancellor and SPÖ leader, with Eva-Maria Holzleitner and Philip Kucher assuming interim leadership.
FPÖ defense spokesperson Volker Reifenberger confirms no consensus was reached on the proposed '6+3' military and civilian service model.
FPÖ General Secretary Michael Schnedlitz demands immediate elections as the SPÖ prepares for a leadership summit amid internal instability.
FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl and Mario Kunasek addressed 3,500 guests in Hartberg, focusing on asylum policy and the National Council election.
Social Minister Korinna Schumann meets with coalition partners to negotiate nationwide minimum rates and child benefit scaling by 2027.