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Austria has elected a new parliament, and the right-wing Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) has emerged as the strongest force for the first time. Led by Herbert Kickl, the FPÖ secured 29.2% of the votes, surpassing the conservative ÖVP, which garnered 26.5%. The Social Democrats (SPÖ) came in third with 21.1%, while the Greens and the liberal Neos received 8% and 9%, respectively. Despite their victory, the FPÖ’s path to forming a government remains unclear. All other major parties have ruled out..

Austria is on the cusp of a significant political shift as the country heads to parliamentary elections this Sunday. The far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ), led by Herbert Kickl, is anticipated to secure a major victory, with polls predicting about 27% of the vote. This marks a potential turn towards a more populist, right-wing governance, akin to the political landscapes in Hungary and the Czech Republic. The FPÖ has gained traction by capitalizing on concerns around migration, asylum, and crime,..

In Austria, the right-wing FPÖ, led by Herbert Kickl, is leading in polls ahead of the National Council election. However, significant resistance is forming in Vienna. Opponents accuse the FPÖ of exploiting Holocaust history for political gain, given its roots in former Nazi affiliations. Jewish students have labeled FPÖ members as 'basement Nazis' and warn against Kickl’s ambitions to 'Orbánize' Austria. The art and cultural community fears that a potential FPÖ victory could lead to forced al..