Authorities have conducted a 'Joint-Action-Day' across Austria, targeting various forms of extremism. The operation resulted in raids and 20 individuals being charged with administrative and criminal offenses, dealing a blow against right-wing extremist activities.

Kurier: Raids and Arrests: Blow against right-wing extremism

A "Joint-Action-Day" targeting all forms of extremism in Austria has led to 20 individuals being charged with administrative and criminal offenses.

ORF: Raids Against Right-Wing Extremists: 20 Suspects

Authorities have conducted raids targeting right-wing extremists, resulting in 20 suspects.

The Social Democratic Party (SPÖ) is undergoing a leadership transition, with Eva-Maria Holzleitner, Minister for Women, Science and Research, and Philip Kucher, a Member of the National Council, appointed as interim party leaders. Vice-Chancellor Andreas Babler, the current SPÖ leader, announced he will step down from both his Vice-Chancellor and party leadership positions in early 2027, but plans to remain a minister. The new co-leaders emphasize the need to end internal personnel debates.

Kurier: How will the SPÖ continue? Kucher and Holzleitner speak out

The SPÖ party is deemed capable of action, with the new co-leaders emphasizing the need to end personnel debates.

Die Presse: SPÖ Appoints New Leaders, Babler's Future Uncertain

Eva-Maria Holzleitner and Philip Kucher have been appointed as interim party leaders of the SPÖ, leaving the future of party leader Andreas Babler unclear.

Three girls have spoken out about how the headscarf ban in Austria has impacted their school experience, leading them to protest the regulation.

DER STANDARD: Girls on Headscarf Ban: 'I'm not allowed to decide about my headscarf'

Since the headscarf ban in Austria came into effect, three girls share how their school experience has changed and why they are protesting.

Kurier: Governor Stelzer: 'New elections won't solve any problems'

Upper Austria's Governor Thomas Stelzer discusses his expectations from the government and his stance against new elections, indicating his patience is wearing thin.

Die Presse: Political Elite Self-Destructs in the Midst of Crisis

The author argues that Austria needs decisive reform policy due to the threat to prosperity, but instead has a government in the process of dissolution, which cannot end well.

Amidst a boom in battery storage systems, there is a lack of clear regulations, leading to disputes with the regulatory authority and agitation within the energy sector.

profil: Awaiting Clarity: Who Wants the Grid, and at What Price?

Battery storage systems are booming, but the regulations are not always clear, leading to disputes with the regulatory authority. What is causing such agitation?

A column questions why Austrian citizens should bear the financial burden for French early retirement benefits.

Die Presse: Why Should Austrians Pay for French Early Pensioners?

A column questioning why Austrian citizens should bear the financial burden for French early retirement benefits.