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Nov 03

Gunman who killed 4 in Vienna attack had sought to join Islamic State

By Philipp Jenne, Geir Moulson, Associated Press

Witnesses described dozens of screaming people fleeing the sounds of gunshots Monday night in a nightlife district crowded with revelers enjoying the last hours before a coronavirus lockdown.

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Nov 02

2 dead, 15 wounded in Vienna terror attack, authorities say

By Philipp Jenne, Frank Jordans, Associated Press

Austria’s top security official said authorities believe there were several well-armed gunmen involved and that a police operation was still ongoing.

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Oct 10

2 Nobel literature prize winners expose Europe’s fault lines

By Jill Lawless, David Keyton, Associated Press

The two winners were a liberal Pole who has irked her country's conservative government and an Austrian accused by many liberals of being an apologist for Serbian war crimes.

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Sep 29

Ex-chancellor Kurz leads in Austria snap poll; Greens surge

By Philipp Jenne, Frank Jordans, Associated Press

Austria’s conservative ex-Chancellor Sebastian Kurz looked set for a major election victory Sunday in a snap poll called after his coalition government with the far-right Freedom Party collapsed in May.

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Sep 07

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An Austrian art exhibit explores the value of nature

By Christopher Booker

This weekend, an Austrian art project described as a “temporary art intervention” transforms a soccer stadium into a field of trees. In “For Forest: The Unending Attraction of Nature,” spectators will see 300 trees in a setting designed to both…

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Jul 02

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News Wrap: Census forms won’t include citizenship question

In our news wrap Tuesday, White House and Justice Department officials confirmed the U.S. Census Bureau will begin printing forms for the 2020 survey, without a citizenship question. Also, members of the European Union have broken a deadlock and chosen…

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May 20

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News Wrap: Trump trades verbal volleys with Tehran

In our news wrap Monday, the U.S. and Iran traded new verbal volleys, as tensions in the Persian Gulf region remain high. After President Trump tweeted that aggression from Iran would result in its “end,” Tehran’s foreign minister responded, “Try…

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May 18

Austrian leader calls for early election after his vice chancellor resigns amid corruption scandal

By Associated Press

Austrian vice chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache resigned Saturday after two German newspapers published footage of him apparently offering lucrative government contracts to a potential Russian benefactor.

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Sep 30

‘Burqa ban’ law signals rightward political turn in Austria

By George Jahn, Associated Press

A law prohibiting any kind of full-face covering, known popularly as the "Burqa Ban," takes effect Sunday in Austria.

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Mar 15

Amid rise of anti-veil legislation, European high court says employers can now ban headscarf at work

By Dayana Morales Gomez

Europe’s highest court ruled Tuesday that companies can ban employees from wearing religious garb, including hijabs, in the workplace. The European Court of Justice said that employers banning the visible display of “any political, philosophical or religious sign does not…

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