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The Rising Power of Right-Wing Fraternities in Austria - Helena Lea Manhartsberger / DER SPIEGEL

Roots in the PastThe Rising Power of Right-Wing Fraternities in Austria

FPÖ politician Walter Rosenkranz occupies Austria's second-highest political office despite his membership in a German-nationalist fraternity. Such organizations have recently been gaining in power in Austria. And Germany as well.By Lucia Heisterkamp und Antonia Rauth

The Right-Wing FPÖ Reaches for Power in Austria - Thomas Kronsteiner / Getty Images

Chancellor Kickl?The Right-Wing FPÖ Reaches for Power in Austria

Herbert Kickl, who now has good chances of becoming Austria's next chancellor, has radicalized the FPÖ in recent years. He seems to enjoy his role as the ultimate evil.By Walter Mayr in Vienna

The Search for the Vanished Billions of the Benko Empire - Eibner-Pressefoto / IMAGO

Creditors Left High and DryThe Search for the Vanished Billions of the Benko Empire

René Benko was one of the richest men in Europe - and after his bankruptcy, he is allegedly without assets. But some suspect he may have hidden his wealth. Creditors, lawyers and detectives are searching for the money.By Kristina Gnirke

A Right-Wing Populist Reaches for Power in Vienna - Christian Bruna / Getty Images

Elections in AustriaA Right-Wing Populist Reaches for Power in Vienna

The far-right leader of the FPÖ, Herbert Kickl, is leading in the polls ahead of Sunday's election. His role model is Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. What will happen if he wins?Aus Wien berichten Oliver Das Gupta und Walter Mayr

Uncertain Future for Successful Austrian Employment Program - Mafalda Rakoš / DER SPIEGEL

A Model IgnoredUncertain Future for Successful Austrian Employment Program

The pilot program in an Austrian town that offers a job to any unemployed person who wants one was widely viewed as a success story. So, why is its future now in question?By Jan Petter and Mafalda Rakoš (Photos)

The Stench of Corruption Leads to Kurz's Sudden Resignation - Dominik Butzmann/laif

Fall of an Austrian ChancellorThe Stench of Corruption Leads to Kurz's Sudden Resignation

Initially celebrated as a wunderkind, Sebastian Kurz resigned as Austrian chancellor over the weekend amid a far-reaching corruption probe. Documents from that investigation hint at a mafia-like system involving political leaders and the media built up over many years.By Walter Mayr in Vienna

How Austrian Intelligence Hid a Suspected Syrian War Criminal from the Law - Bryan Denton

Operation White MilkHow Austrian Intelligence Hid a Suspected Syrian War Criminal from the Law

Khalid al-Halabi is thought to have been responsible for the torturing of Syrian opposition activists. Despite efforts to bring him to justice, he has been living in freedom in Austria for years – protected by the country's intelligence agency.By Fidelius Schmid und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

Finger Pointing After Severe Flooding in Small Town - Jan Petter / DER SPIEGEL

Weather Disaster in AustriaFinger Pointing After Severe Flooding in Small Town

A bitter dispute has erupted in Austria following recent flooding. Did environmentalists hinder the implementation of effective flood-control measures? The debate is a preview of similar arguments that could soon be seen in Germany.By Jan Petter in Hallein, Austria

Alpine Rivalries Flare amid Resort Closures - FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP

Skiing in the PandemicAlpine Rivalries Flare amid Resort Closures

While Austria and Switzerland want to keep their ski lifts in operation, Germany, France and Italy are worried about superspreader events in winter paradise. Billions of euros are at stake.By Walter Mayr und Britta Sandberg

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz Keeps Europe on Its Toes - Philipp Horak / Anzenberger

The TroublemakerAustrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz Keeps Europe on Its Toes

Sebastian Kurz's supporters admire his chutzpah, but critics see the Austrian chancellor's stubborn maneuvering as a danger to the cohesion of the European Union. DER SPIEGEL paid a visit to his offices in Vienna.Von Walter Mayr

Families of COVID-19 Victims Seek Justice - Lois Hechenblaikner/ ISCHGL/ STEIDL

The Ischgl OutbreakFamilies of COVID-19 Victims Seek Justice

Mismanagement of a coronavirus outbreak in Ischgl, the Austrian resort town known for its après-ski debauchery, helped spread the pathogen across Europe. Now the relatives of those who died want justice.By Jürgen Dahlkamp, Felix Hutt, Gunther Latsch und Walter Mayr

"The EU Consists of More than Just Two Member States" - Ingo Pertramer / DER SPIEGEL

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz"The EU Consists of More than Just Two Member States"

Austria is wary of supplying financial aid to EU member states with no strings attached. In a DER SPIEGEL interview, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz speaks of the new EU aid fund and what his country learned from the Ischgl debacle.Interview Conducted by Walter Mayr und Maximilian Popp

A Corona Hotspot in the Alps Spread Virus Across Europe - MiS / IMAGO

Chronicle of FailureA Corona Hotspot in the Alps Spread Virus Across Europe

The Austrian winter-sports mecca of Ischgl is well known for its parties. But after helping spread the virus across Europe, the town's reputation is changing to one of incompetence and greed.

Austrian Ski Resort Flings Coronavirus Around Europe - JAKOB GRUBER/ AFP

Alpine Breeding GroundsAustrian Ski Resort Flings Coronavirus Around Europe

Tourists from around Europe became infected with the coronavirus in Austria's Paznaun Valley. Despite mounting evidence, the lifts and bars stayed open until just a few days ago.By Walter Mayr in Vienna

Ex-FPÖ Head Strache Hit by New Corruption Allegations - Leonhard Foeger/REUTERS

Bags of CashEx-FPÖ Head Strache Hit by New Corruption Allegations

Last May, right-wing populist Heinz-Christian Strache was forced to resign as Austrian vice chancellor and FPÖ party head due to the Ibiza Scandal. Now, he is alleged to have accepted bags full of cash from Eastern Europe in exchange for political favors.Von Martin Knobbe, Walter Mayr und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

Austria's Youngest-Ever Chancellor Eyes a Return - RODERICK AICHINGER / DER SPIEGEL

Comeback for Kurz?Austria's Youngest-Ever Chancellor Eyes a Return

This spring, Austria's youngest-ever chancellor was felled by a political scandal. But Sebastian Kurz could soon be back at the helm. A majority of Austrian voters seemingly can't wait to have him back.Von Walter Mayr

The Right-Wing Populist Plan to Destroy Europe - Balasz Szecsodi/ AFP/ Source/ Byline

An Inside JobThe Right-Wing Populist Plan to Destroy Europe

Europe's right-wing populists haven't been stopped by the scandal in Austria. They are working hard to destroy the European Union from within its own institutions and the European elections may show how close they are to success. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

The Right-Wing Ideology Exposed - Andreas Gebert/ Getty Images

Strache's DefenseThe Right-Wing Ideology Exposed

An Austrian far-right politician got caught red-handed. Or was he? Not in his worldview, as became clear during his resignation speech. The right-wing worldview holds that if you're fighting a vast and dangerous enemy, anything goes.Von Nils Minkmar

The Strache Recordings - The Whole Story - DER SPIEGEL

AustriaThe Strache Recordings - The Whole Story

In a secret recording from 2017 obtained by DER SPIEGEL, Austrian Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache of the far-right Freedom Party is heard discussing a deal with a purported Russian millionaire to trade state contracts for campaign support. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

A Growing Workload for Alpine Mountain Rescuers - Peter Schatz / Magics / action press

'Considerable Danger'A Growing Workload for Alpine Mountain Rescuers

The quest for mountain adventures is constantly growing -- sometimes becoming so irresistible that tourists ignore weather and avalanche warnings. Mountain rescuers risk their lives to save them, but they often only return with dead bodies.Von Gerhard Pfeil

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