Bruegel and cake in the splendour of Vienna
I don’t know about the mind, but travel certainly broadens the arse
ByReviewing politics
and culture since 1913
I don’t know about the mind, but travel certainly broadens the arse
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The elderly sisters who defied Church authority are paragons of speaking truth to power
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His studies of Austrian writers, at times more fiction than fact, offer a guide to the artist he would become.
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Centrists need to re-design their economic agenda.
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The hard-right’s victory is causing unease in Brussels.
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Surging inflation and immigration anxieties are benefiting the country’s Freedom Party once again.
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Deprived of the unity created by opposition to Covid measures, the far right now has LGBTQ+ people in its sights.
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Vienna has resisted Kyiv’s request for swift admission, putting it at odds with central European allies.
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The country’s attachment to neutrality has led it to cultivate obsequious relations with Russian energy and espionage.
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In the 1970s Austria used its neutrality to be a conduit between East and West, but there’s little sign of…
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A resurgence of Covid-19 has caused the return of lockdowns across much of Europe.
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Austria’s ex-chancellor promised a new politics, but cosied up to authoritarians and the far right.
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More EU countries may follow Austria in making vaccination mandatory –but possibly not soon enough to avoid restrictions.
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Faced by a dangerous surge in Covid-19 cases, the country has also reimposed a full lockdown from 22 November.
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The unprecedented move is a last-ditch attempt to prevent the country’s healthcare system from being overwhelmed by Covid-19 cases.
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