Austria's three-party government takes office, shutting out far right
Austria's first three-party coalition since the aftermath of World War Two took office on Monday, ending the country's longest-ever wait for a new government and keeping the Russia-friendly, far-right Freedom Party (FPO) out of power.
Three parties say they have reached a deal to form a new centrist Austrian government, five months after an election was won ...
After a five-month wait, the Alpine nation's new government is set to be sworn in after the third member of a proposed ...
Austria's new government, led by Christian Stocker, assumes power, introducing the nation's first three-party coalition. The ...
The three biggest centrist parties in Austria's parliament have agreed to form a new coalition government, sidelining the far ...
VIENNA - Austria's new coalition government will be made up of the conservative ÖVP, the social democratic SPÖ and the ...
Christian Stocker, a conservative, is expected to become the next chancellor, following an agreement with the Social ...
Three centrist parties ended months of political instability in Austria on Thursday by reaching a coalition agreement that ...
PM Narendra Modi congratulated Christian Stocker on his swearing-in as Austria’s Chancellor, expressing hope for a ...
The winner of September elections, the far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ), must now go into opposition after a long search for a ...
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