Austria

• Climber convicted of manslaughter after leaving girlfriend to die on mountain

  The prosecution argued that, as the far more experienced climber, Thomas Plamberger was responsible for the couple's safety.

  World

  Feb 20
  
• Austrian school shooting leaves at least 9 dead, including suspect

  At least eight people were killed in a shooting at a school in the Austrian city of Graz, with the city's mayor saying the suspected perpetrator was also dead.

  World

  Jun 10, 2025
  
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• Austria’s far-right election winner won’t form government. Here’s why

  The conservative Austrian People's Party, the center-left Social Democrats and the liberal Neos agreed on a program for a coalition

  Politics

  Feb 27, 2025
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• Austria fatal stabbing suspect had ‘Islamic terror motive’: officials

  Police searched the attacker's apartment with sniffer dogs and found IS flags on the walls. No weapons or dangerous objects were found, but police seized mobile telephones.

  Crime

  Feb 16, 2025
• Far-right party projected to win Austria national election

  The far-right Freedom Party had a lead over the governing conservatives, the People’s Party, in Austria’s election.

  World

  Sep 29, 2024
• Calgary’s Abigail Strate leaps to World Cup bronze in ski jumping

  Canada's Abigail Strate leapt to World Cup bronze in women’s ski jumping on Wednesday in Austria, she picked up 233.6 points in the normal hill event to land on the podium.

  Sports

  Jan 3, 2024
• At least 9 killed in avalanches in Italy, Austria as heavy snow hits Alps

  Nine people died in avalanches in Austria and Italy over the weekend as heavy snow and school holidays drew skiers into the Alps.

  World

  Feb 5, 2023
• Austria’s liberal president secures re-election victory, avoiding runoff vote

  Preliminary results gave President Alexander Van der Bellen 54.6% of the vote and his closest rival, far-right Freedom Party candidate Walter Rosenkranz, 19.1%.

  World

  Oct 9, 2022
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• Daughter reunited with birth mother in Toronto 80 years after she was adopted

  During the Second World War, at the age of 18, Gerda Cole — who is now 98-year-old — gave birth to a baby she put up for adoption.

  Canada

  May 8, 2022
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• Germany’s COVID-19 cases on the rise, nearly 1M people infected

  Health Minister Jens Spahn noted that the number of unvaccinated residents who are infected and seriously ill is much higher than their share of the overall population.

  World

  Dec 3, 2021