Over the weekend, Vienna was hit with a bloodbath after an Afghan migrant butchered three prostitutes inside a Thai massage parlor that also served as an illegal brothel. Police say the man already confessed to the crime after being interrogated all night on Saturday. The three women, who were stabbed dozens of times, were murdered Friday night going into Saturday morning. The girls worked at the... 

AP News calls them “far-right,” but tens of thousands of freedom-loving people marched against new tyrannical public health measures, such as partial and full lockdowns and health passports and mandatory vaccinations, across Europe. Demonstrations against new virus restrictions were observed in Austria, Croatia, Italy, Northern Ireland, the UK, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. Outside of... 

Austria confirms it is maintaining its policy on migration and not accepting any more asylum seekers, although some 150 NGOs have pressured the country to accept Middle Eastern migrants stuck in Greece during the COVID-19 pandemic. “It remains a no,” said Claudia Türtscher, the spokeswoman for Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg, of Chancellor Sebastian Kurz’s Austrian People’s Party... 

The leaders of Norway, Denmark, Czech Republic and Austria have announced plans to relax coronavirus lockdown restrictions. Schools and day care centres are set to reopen in Denmark on 15 April in what will be the first steps the country is taking to ease its quarantine rules, while Norway will do so five days later. Denmark went into lockdown, closing schools, day centres, restaurants, cafes, gyms... 

Joseph Fritzl, infamous for his heinous acts of incest and imprisonment, found himself in the limelight once again as an Austrian court granted him conditional release from a facility for the mentally ill. The 88-year-old, commonly known as a monster of incest, has spent the last 15 years behind bars, serving a life sentence for his unimaginable crimes. Fritzl’s release from the prison for the... 

The EU plan on the forced distribution of asylum seekers – which the Swedish government voted for with the support of SD – is being increasingly criticized. In several countries, there are now demands for a referendum on the issue. The immigration pact agreed upon by the Council of Ministers means that asylum seekers must be forcibly distributed from southern European to northern and central... 

Romania, angered by Austria’s decision last week to single-handedly veto the country’s accession to the border-control-free Schengen Area of the European Union, has recalled its ambassador to Vienna, Emil Hurezeanu. Romania has also called on Romanian nationals to boycott Austrian holiday resorts during the winter ski season. Last Thursday, only one of three Schengen hopefuls, Croatia, was admitted... 

Ukraine will summon the Hungarian ambassador to protest that Prime Minister Viktor Orban went to a football match wearing a scarf depicting some Ukrainian territory as part of Hungary, the Ukrainian foreign ministry said on Tuesday. Ukrainian media showed images of Orban meeting a Hungarian footballer wearing a scarf which the outlet Ukrainska Pravda said depicted a map of ‘Greater Hungary’... 

Gerhard Karner, Austria’s interior minister, has declared that his country will not support an enlargement of the Schengen region at this time due to inadequate border controls. Following Ylva Johansson’s declaration that it was time for Bulgaria, Croatia, and Romania to ratify the accord, he made his statement shortly after. Karner stated in an interview with Austria’s Kurier newspaper... 

A video showing a brutal mass brawl on the Kärntner Ring continues to raise waves. The incident happened on Wednesday around 12 noon in front of one of Vienna’s most well-known hotels. You can see several men attacking each other between parked cars with Ukrainian license plates. The dispute began after two luxury SUVs, a BMW X5, and a Toyota Land Cruiser stopped in places reserved for taxis... 

The vast majority of Austrians are against becoming part of NATO, a poll has revealed. In a survey conducted earlier this month by Vienna’s Institute for Opinion Polls and Data Analysis and commissioned by the Austria Press Agency, 75% of respondents replied in the negative when asked if they thought their country should join NATO, with another 14% in favor of such a scenario. Of the 1,000 Austrians... 

New research has found that the average person consumes a credit card’s worth of plastic particles every single week through tainted food and water – and the vast majority of people have no clue that it is even happening. Nanoplastic particles that are less than 0.001 millimeters in size plague the modern food and water supply, as do slightly larger microplastics that are 0.001 to 5 millimeters... 

A woman in Vienna was charged with inflicting bodily harm after stabbing a Syrian migrant, despite the fact that the migrant was trying to rape her and it was basically SELF-DEFENSE! The alternative to this according to what Austria desired of her? Not slash the Arab and just “enjoy” being raped by a brown Arab, probably also diseased with AIDS or something, and preferably also make a... 

For almost a year now, those who warned that EU countries would soon be enforcing vaccine mandates with fines or jail time were branded as ‘conspiracy theorists’. However, in what is becoming a noticeable trend, it seems they were correct as Austria and Greece move towards fines and custodial sentences for ‘vaccine hesitancy’. Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg had previously announced... 

Austrian authorities arrested more than a dozen people suspected of smuggling migrants into the country, according to reports. A total of 15 suspects hailing from multiple countries were apprehended during busts earlier this month near Vienna. The network is believed to have smuggled over 700 migrants, primarily from the Middle East and Africa, into the European Union, making nearly $3 million (€2.5...