Stories from Vienna · Austria

The verdict was delivered by a jury.

The U4 subway line in Vienna is currently operating on a single track between Kettenbrückengasse and Pilgramgasse stations in both directions.

The Austrian Chamber of Labor is advocating for legislation that would mandate wage transparency.

Austria's birth rate has fallen to 1.29 children per woman, continuing a long-term trend.

Several well-known hotel chains, including Vienna and Hilton Garden Inn, have been exposed for failing to change bed linens and pillowcases between guests.

A social media post highlighted that jury points only represent half of the total score in the Eurovision contest, with viewer votes making up the other half.

A search operation in an Austrian river has concluded with the discovery of a deceased person.

The group NoName claims responsibility for targeting multiple websites in Austria, including Ausschreibungssuche, Graz Airport, Verbund Linie, Zahlen per Handyrechnung, Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs, and Socia. The attacks are reported as DDoS alerts.

A performance of Henrik Ibsen's famous Norwegian play, 'Peer Gynt,' is being staged in Vienna.

Valie Export, a groundbreaking feminist artist known for questioning the nature of art, has died at the age of 85. Her work explored themes of feminism and the body.