Austria’s president on Sunday welcomed Chancellor Sebastian Kurz’s resignation and demanded that the country’s politicians work hard to restore voters’ trust after a several-day drama that brought the government to the brink of collapse. President Alexander Van der Bellen said he will swear in Alexander Schallenberg, currently Austria’s foreign minister, as chancellor on Monday. Kurz, 35, announced Saturday that he would step aside to defuse a political crisis triggered by prosecutors’ announcem

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In an article published in Wochenblick on Wednesday, the online and weekly paper stated that there was no need to listen to “ fairy tales about Brexit, ” criticising analyses of “ the economy reaching its limits, a shortage of skilled workers, petrol stations without petrol.” It continued: “ The truth is quite different: never in the history of present-day England have workers' incomes risen more strongly and faster, and handicrafts have never been more important than they are now.... Because:

had given them to her voluntarily, writing it was “ a signature at gunpoint.” The Art Institute of

Feb.... “ That is why this law is so urgently needed right now.” The Austrian government first

ZURICH( Reuters)-Austrians have turned on the conservative Austrian People's Party( OVP), the

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said Saturday that he plans to step down in an effort to defuse

institution.... Because in a democracy, among its pillars is an independent judiciary body, ” said the

Москва. 13 апреля.

Chancellor Karl Nehammer's governing coalition, made up of his conservative Austrian People's Party