Austria News in English

Good morning! It’s 5th January, and here’s your Austria daily news capsule.

Protests erupt in Hamburg against U.S. actions in Venezuela, drawing 500 demonstrators.

Tragic news from Crans-Montana as all victims of the fire have been identified, including minors.

Trump issues new threats to Iran amid ongoing protests and internet restrictions in the country.

Berlin police report a deliberate attack on the city's power grid by left-wing extremists.

Severe cold warnings issued for western Austria, with temperatures plunging to minus 22 degrees.

New sustainability trend encourages renting instead of buying to reduce waste.

Austrian health system faces serious challenges as concerns grow over its effectiveness.

Sternsinger spread blessings in Melk district, collecting donations for Tanzania.

A 22-year-old skier tragically dies after a fall in the Tyrolean Alps.

Tax relief measures announced for women and commuters, including the removal of the tampon tax.

Trump reaffirms U.S. claim to Greenland, sparking outrage in Denmark and Greenland.

Concerns arise over U.S. oil companies' potential investments in Venezuela's oil sector.

Ukrainian President Zelensky reports thousands of airstrikes during New Year week amid ongoing conflict.

Flights resume in Greece after airspace closure, with no cyberattack confirmed.

A new board team has been appointed for the holding company, signaling a shift in leadership.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!