Austria's Polarising Far-Right Leader Bids to Become Chancellor
He is so abrasive that he has one of Austria's lowest personal approval ratings, but far-right chief Herbert Kickl's strategic cunning helped his party to its first ever national election win and he now has a chance to become its first chancellor.
The Austrian far-right FPÖ’s likely return to government raises concerns about the erosion of liberal democracy.
Vienna could be about to get its first far-right leader since World War II. Europe’s mainstream sees trouble brewing.
Dozens of organizations representing civil society plan to protest in Vienna on Thursday against a possible government led by ...
The Freedom Party and its leader, Herbert Kickl, have steadily built support by demonizing immigrants, while entering Austria ...
BRUSSELS — As Austria teeters on the brink of forming its first far-right-led government since World War II, the most ...
Austria's Freedom Party could lead the country's next government in a historic first, giving far-right politicians more power ...
President Alexander Van der Bellen’s office said in a statement that the head of state will formally task Schallenberg with ...
VIENNA (AP) — Austrian far-right leader Herbert Kickl said Tuesday in his first comments after being tasked to form a new ...
Austria's far-right and conservative parties have previously shared power but always with the Freedom Party in a junior role.
The new, interim leader of Austria's conservatives demanded assurances from the far right on Wednesday that they want to keep ...
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Austrian government in turmoil as Nehammer steps downHerbert Kickl, the leader of the Freedom Party of Austria, has been mandated by President Van der Bellen to form a new ...
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