Austria

Creators of Monster’s Paradise are tight-lipped on the tyrannical king in their new opera

One price, home and away: apartments and chalets with an Alpine atmosphere

‘Tragedy painfully demonstrates how serious the current avalanche situation is,’ says mountain rescue service

The aparthotel will provide up to 300 self-catering apartments, including studios, and one- and two-bedroom units

Donald Trump is rupturing the world order and replacing it with something else but what that may be, we do not yet know

There are fewer non-aligned European countries after Finland and Sweden joined Nato, while Denmark has dropped its rejection of EU defence cooperation

From embassy childhoods to Irish book clubs: Amelia Doyle on navigating identity, family, and career abroad

Authorities accuse the man of a series of mistakes on the trip that led to his girlfriend’s death

Ski slopes, stunning vistas, après-ski and the search for Arnie: Söll is an experience like no other

Unlike Ireland, the country has no opt-out of EU common security and defence policy

Account offers initial annual interest rate of 2 per cent

Poland and Austria oppose agreement while France and Italy are sceptical, says Minister for Agriculture

Eamonn Keaveney is raising funds for youth mental health charity Jigsaw and Friends of the Environment Ireland

Belfast rap trio say decision is ‘out of our hands’

Ciarán Cuffe says Germany and Austria find it very difficult to recognise magnitude of human slaughter in Palestine

Even the sea is like ‘swimming in soup’ for some, as climate effects become more obvious

As the Roller Derby World Cup approaches, Team Ireland are in full preparation. But hard work and athletic excellence aside, the sport hasn’t lost its fun factor

Authorities search for clues to why gunman shot dead 10 people at his former high school

The 21-year-old suspect opened fire on pupils and staff at the school in Graz before taking his own life

Police assume 21-year-old Austrian gunman, found dead in a bathroom, operating alone

Can Ireland learn lessons from how other European countries are building social housing?

Country took Eurovision prize with JJ’s operatic song Wasted Love, and is now on the hook for the 2026 competition

These wines may have fallen out of favour but there are great versions that deserve revisiting

KGB ‘illegal’ Yuri Linov infiltrated 1960s Dublin as personable Austrian Bernie Motl

Change of policy could set a precedent for other EU states

Far-right FPO finds itself in opposition in Austria despite winning last September’s election

Works by Annika Norlin, Malgorzata Lebda, Torborg Nedreaas, Robert Seethaler, Cheon Seon-ran and Alba de Céspedes

Two classic recipes that are both economical and easily elevated with a cheffy twist or two

Centre-right People’s Party, Social Democrats and liberal Neos publish 200-page programme aimed at reviving Austria’s economy and cutting its budget deficit

Friedrich Merz is on track to be the next German chancellor in election where far-right AfD doubled support

A tired-looking Olaf Scholz says that just as the 2021 victory was his, the 2025 defeat was also his

Austria says stabbing attack suspect swore allegiance to Islamic State

Suspect (23) arrested following attack on street in town of Villach on Saturday, police say

President seeks to exclude eurosceptic Freedom Party from centrist coalition formation talks

Eurosceptic, Russia-friendly FPÖ seeking to lead a government for first time since its foundation in the 1950s

WG Sebald’s early essays on Austrian literature offer compelling insights into his thinking, clunkily

Television: Aoibheann Walsh, who is from Donegal, and Jordan Dargan, a Dubliner, are among the 18 candidates on Alan Sugar’s The Apprentice

Austrian crew set out for Ireland on Monday at 5am in their own cars, travelled through the night, sharing driving duties, and arrived 1,900km and 27 hours later

Alexander Schallenberg seeks to assure Brussels over possibility of far-right Freedom Party leading next government

Liberal democratic leaders out or embattled in office; the right on the rise ... Trump’s second coming has echoes of a century ago and Yeats’s warning that ‘the centre cannot hold’