The European Union on Tuesday signed a document that provided Serbia with 610 million euros ($647 million) in grants for the construction of a high-speed railway line from its capital, Belgrade, to the south of the country

Tens of thousands of Austrians angered by the government's inertia in tackling runaway costs of living took to the streets of Vienna and eight major cities on Saturday

Vienna has decided to expel four Russian diplomats, the Austrian foreign ministry said on Thursday

The maker of Austria's popular Mozartkugel chocolate pralines, in operation for over a century, is going out of business, according to the national creditors' union

Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg said on Friday his government wanted to introduce a nationwide lockdown for the unvaccinated to rein in the COVID-19 outbreak