Austria News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th February, and here’s your Austria daily news capsule.

Ex-President Bill Clinton denies wrongdoing in Epstein inquiry, claims he saw nothing wrong.

Oman reports significant progress in US-Iran negotiations, Trump expresses dissatisfaction with the deal.

Research on rare diseases closely linked to patient care at MedUni Vienna and AKH Vienna.

Dispute over oil halts Ukrainian exports, Viktor Orbán pulls Ukraine into Hungarian election campaign.

Vorarlberg avalanche warning service highlights treacherous conditions, calls for respect for rescuers.

24th charity soup event in Linz emphasizes community involvement for a good cause.

International Women's Day marks 30 years of women in business, nearly half of firms led by women.

Construction begins on B106, benefiting the entire district with significant road improvements.

Trump bans Anthropic from US agencies, escalating the debate over AI control for military use.

Wiener Börse sees a decline, but ATX records its 11th consecutive month of gains.

19 athletes to represent Austria at the 2026 Paralympics in Cortina, showcasing resilience and talent.

Potential universal vaccine against respiratory diseases shows promise in mouse trials.

Aurora molecule successfully tames malaria pathogen, offering hope in the fight against the disease.

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