EU chief open to mandatory vaccination as Omicron spreads
Von der Leyen comments as signs Germany to join Austria in move towards obligatory jabs
Austria enters nationwide lockdown amid soaring Covid cases
Violence in Belgium and Netherlands as Covid protests erupt across Europe
Coronavirus: Italy goes into lockdown for Christmas as Sydney's beaches close
Cases surge in Austria and France as Sydney’s beaches enter four-day lockdown
Could one Austrian village have infected much of Europe?
‘If people died because profit was put before wellbeing then that has to be called into question’
Ryanair’s Laudamotion unit to close its Vienna base
Move follows through on a threat to cut more than 300 jobs
Ryanair to oppose €800m subsidy to rival Austrian Airlines
Airline supports transparent Covid-19 aid for European airlines
Austria ramps up push for EU-wide digital tax on Big Tech
Critics say plans deviate from internationally agreed principles
Austria’s new government begins crackdown on ‘political Islam’
Turkey denounces ‘racist’ plan by Vienna to close mosques and expel up to 40 imams
Austrian threat to block migrants sparks protest from Italy
Italy says it is bearing the brunt of continuing crisis after receiving 85,000 migrants this year
Austrian government to tear down house where Hitler was born
Site in Braunau am Inn is an occasional place of neo-Nazi pilgrimage
The transatlantic trade pact that risks more harm than good
It would be unwise for European politicians to push policies to liberalise global trade and finance even further
Europe has 10 days to save Schengen area, official warns
As tensions flare, migration commissioner warns system could completely break down
EU leaders vow to intensify efforts to tackle refugee crisis
Flows of migrants arriving in Greece from Turkey remain much too high, says EU
Broad welcome for EU-Turkey refugee plan
Move by Austria to cap numbers of refugees angers European Commission
‘We must simply wait calmly and patiently for the next few days’
Countdown to war: ‘La Stampa’ correspondent's information makes him think there may be no war
Austria to face down World Bank over burning bondholders
Vienna plans to wipe-out junior creditors of nationalised Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank International
‘The Austrian government . . . has allowed horrible attacks on persons and property in Bosnia’
Georges Clemenceau, who would lead France through the last years of the war, was editor of ‘L’Homme Libre’ in 1914. In this front-page editorial he discusses Serb/Austrian and Austrian/French tensions, after Archduke Ferdinand’s assassination – Lara Marlowe
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