The Latest Breaking News from Austria

The family of a Jewish woman who was forced to sell a Gustav Klimt painting in 1938 to survive have agreed to pay Austria $11.3 million after a mix-up over the painting concerned meant the wrong one was returned to them, Austria said on Friday.

Funding pledged for cameras, drones and watchtowers, in move criticised by aid agencies and Luxembourg

Austria’s MSC Weißenbach cancels its annual ice speedway race due to warm temperatures while rising energy costs force the Netherlands to cancel its event.

Avalanches in Austria and Switzerland have left five people dead, leading officials to warn on Saturday of the risks posed by particularly unstable snow cover. Three of those killed were visiting Austria's Alpine regions. "One winter sports enthusiast was killed in an avalanche in Kaltenbach on Saturday," a police spokesman…

Man United signed Austria international Marcel Sabitzer on loan on transfer deadline day.

The Austrian government says it has ordered four diplomats based in Vienna, including two at Moscow’s mission to United Nations agencies in the city, to leave the country

Manchester United completed the loan signing of Marcel Sabitzer from Bayern Munich on transfer deadline day as they chose the Austrian over four other midfield options

Austria is expelling four Russian diplomats for behaving in a manner inconsistent with international agreements, a reason often invoked in spying cases, the Austrian Foreign Ministry said on Thursday without giving specifics.

An Austrian court has convicted four men of terrorist offenses and participation in murder over their alleged links to a sympathizer of the Islamic State group who carried out a deadly shooting in Vienna in 2020

Nearly four years ago, Austria’s populist far-right Freedom Party was ousted from the national coalition government over a major corruption scandal, and voters punished it at the ballot box

Red Devils loan Austrian midfielder for remainder of the season