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Austria's Election and Its Implications for the EU
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The right-wing populist FPÖ has won the parliamentary elections in Austria. The party, founded in 1949 by former Nazis, has a controversial past that has not been fully addressed. Hungary is the only EU member state with a right-wing populist government, while in other countries right-wing populist parties are involved in coalitions. According to Professor Christine Neuhold, the FPÖ's victory could influence EU policy, as the party advocates an anti-migration policy. Right-wing populist forces..
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The right-wing populist FPÖ has won the National Council election in Austria, led by top candidate Herbert Kickl. The party was able to unite 29.2% of the votes, while the conservative ÖVP and the social democratic SPÖ followed at a significant distance. However, a new government is not yet in sight, as no party wants to form a coalition with the FPÖ.
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Austria is facing lengthy coalition negotiations after the electoral victory of the right-wing FPÖ. ÖVP Foreign Minister Schallenberg rules out a coalition with the FPÖ as long as party leader Kickl is involved. The formation of a government is made more difficult by the FPÖ's Ibiza scandal.
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