Austria News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th May, and here’s your Austria daily news capsule.

Green party leader Gewessler vows not to hand over the country to Kickl without a fight.

Backstage insights from the live broadcast on ServusTV reveal exciting developments.

Tensions rise as the USA and Iran continue to negotiate a peace agreement.

The annual Hajj pilgrimage begins in Mecca with 1.5 million pilgrims attending.

Putin's "monster weapon" strikes a German ARD studio in Kyiv amid ongoing Russian attacks.

Erdogan reverses the closure of a private university in Istanbul following public protests.

Authorities order autopsies after two bodies are discovered in a Salzburg construction site.

Pope releases an encyclical addressing the impact of artificial intelligence on humanity.

More than 200 deaths reported as Ebola outbreak surges in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Gunman shot dead by officers near the White House following reports of gunfire.

Turkish police raid the CHP headquarters in Ankara amid rising political tensions.

Microsoft announces the discontinuation of Outlook Lite, ending an era of lightweight apps.

Kimi Antonelli triumphs in Canada as George Russell faces an early exit in Formula 1.

SV Ried aims to maximize their chances against SK Rapid in a crucial playoff showdown.

A major study reveals alarming health risks associated with everyday food additives.

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