Austria News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th July, and here’s your Austria daily news capsule.

Expert reveals that 30 percent of traffic accidents could be avoided.

Josef Schellhorn fights against fax machines in a recent TV debate.

Wiener Linien dissolves a stop to speed up public transport.

National Council approves dual budget and enters summer recess.

State-funded pottery courses are being cut, affecting the wrong audience.

Iran threatens the US after recent attacks, calling the government mentally disturbed.

St. Pölten celebrates 40 years as the capital of Lower Austria.

Electric Love Festival kicks off with enthusiastic crowds at Salzburgring.

Schools to receive heat warning levels to better manage heatwaves.

Volkswagen plans to quickly inform about cost-cutting measures after board meeting.

Fifty years later, the Seveso chemical disaster still casts a long shadow.

Instagram faces scrutiny as European media targets Iranian propaganda.

Bonnie Tyler, the iconic British singer, has passed away at 75.

WHO launches a new database to track sexually transmitted infections.

Vitamin D's role in fracture prevention is now under question by experts.

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