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Graz Shooting Prompts Unprecedented Austrian Gun Reform Proposals
The deadliest school shooting in Austria's history, leaving 10 dead in Graz, has prompted Chancellor Christian Stocker to propose significant gun law reforms, including raising the minimum age to buy firearms, strengthening psychological testing, and introducing waiting periods, marking a shift from...
Graz Shooting Prompts Unprecedented Austrian Gun Reform Proposals
The deadliest school shooting in Austria's history, leaving 10 dead in Graz, has prompted Chancellor Christian Stocker to propose significant gun law reforms, including raising the minimum age to buy firearms, strengthening psychological testing, and introducing waiting periods, marking a shift from...
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Austrian Town Renames Streets Named After Nazi Supporters
Austria will rename two streets in Braunau am Inn, Adolf Hitler's birthplace, named after Nazi supporters, following a municipal council vote; this follows a report that the names were unconstitutional and affects about 200 homes.
Austrian Town Renames Streets Named After Nazi Supporters
Austria will rename two streets in Braunau am Inn, Adolf Hitler's birthplace, named after Nazi supporters, following a municipal council vote; this follows a report that the names were unconstitutional and affects about 200 homes.
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36% Bias Score
German Train Attack: Four Injured by 20-Year-Old Man Under the Influence of Drugs
A 20-year-old man, under the influence of three narcotics and with a history of violence in Austria, attacked passengers on a train from Hamburg to Vienna on Thursday afternoon, injuring four people with a hammer and axe before being subdued by fellow passengers.
German Train Attack: Four Injured by 20-Year-Old Man Under the Influence of Drugs
A 20-year-old man, under the influence of three narcotics and with a history of violence in Austria, attacked passengers on a train from Hamburg to Vienna on Thursday afternoon, injuring four people with a hammer and axe before being subdued by fellow passengers.
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Austrian Town Renames Streets Honoring Nazis
Following a report deeming the names unconstitutional, Braunau am Inn council voted to rename two streets honoring Nazi party members Josef Reiter and Franz Resl, affecting about 200 households; this follows longstanding criticism of Austria's WWII narrative.
Austrian Town Renames Streets Honoring Nazis
Following a report deeming the names unconstitutional, Braunau am Inn council voted to rename two streets honoring Nazi party members Josef Reiter and Franz Resl, affecting about 200 households; this follows longstanding criticism of Austria's WWII narrative.
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20% Bias Score
Austria Suspends Family Reunification Amidst Public Order Concerns
Austria temporarily suspended family reunification for asylum seekers for six months, citing public order concerns and system overload, despite a significant decrease in arrivals; this coincides with plans for an "integration barometer" and the first deportation to Syria in 15 years.
Austria Suspends Family Reunification Amidst Public Order Concerns
Austria temporarily suspended family reunification for asylum seekers for six months, citing public order concerns and system overload, despite a significant decrease in arrivals; this coincides with plans for an "integration barometer" and the first deportation to Syria in 15 years.
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64% Bias Score
Austria Tightens Gun Laws After Deadly School Shooting
In response to a school shooting in Graz, Austria, that left 11 dead, the government announced stricter gun laws, raising the minimum age for purchasing certain firearms to 25, extending the waiting period to four weeks, and improving data sharing between the armed forces and firearm regulatory agen...
Austria Tightens Gun Laws After Deadly School Shooting
In response to a school shooting in Graz, Austria, that left 11 dead, the government announced stricter gun laws, raising the minimum age for purchasing certain firearms to 25, extending the waiting period to four weeks, and improving data sharing between the armed forces and firearm regulatory agen...
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36% Bias Score
Austrian Town Renames Streets Honoring Nazis
Braunau am Inn, Austria, will rename two streets named after Nazi party members following a 28-9 city council vote, addressing concerns about constitutional violations and symbolizing Austria's ongoing struggle against the legacy of Nazism. Approximately 200 families will be affected.
Austrian Town Renames Streets Honoring Nazis
Braunau am Inn, Austria, will rename two streets named after Nazi party members following a 28-9 city council vote, addressing concerns about constitutional violations and symbolizing Austria's ongoing struggle against the legacy of Nazism. Approximately 200 families will be affected.
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Austrian Town Renames Nazi-Linked Streets
Eighty years after WWII, Braunau am Inn, Austria, renamed two streets named after Nazi party members Josef Reiter and Franz Resl, affecting 200 households, following a report that deemed the names unconstitutional; the radical-right FPÖ opposed it due to concerns for elderly residents.
Austrian Town Renames Nazi-Linked Streets
Eighty years after WWII, Braunau am Inn, Austria, renamed two streets named after Nazi party members Josef Reiter and Franz Resl, affecting 200 households, following a report that deemed the names unconstitutional; the radical-right FPÖ opposed it due to concerns for elderly residents.
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32% Bias Score
Syrian Man Attacks Train Passengers in Germany; Drug Use Suspected
A 20-year-old Syrian man, with prior assault convictions in Austria and a pending asylum revocation, attacked passengers on a German train on Thursday, injuring four people, before being subdued. Drug use is suspected as a contributing factor.
Syrian Man Attacks Train Passengers in Germany; Drug Use Suspected
A 20-year-old Syrian man, with prior assault convictions in Austria and a pending asylum revocation, attacked passengers on a German train on Thursday, injuring four people, before being subdued. Drug use is suspected as a contributing factor.
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36% Bias Score
Austria Deporting Syrian Criminal Signals Tougher EU Asylum Policy
Austria deported a Syrian man with a criminal record back to Syria for the first time since the fall of the Assad regime in 2011, reflecting a stricter European approach to asylum and migration.
Austria Deporting Syrian Criminal Signals Tougher EU Asylum Policy
Austria deported a Syrian man with a criminal record back to Syria for the first time since the fall of the Assad regime in 2011, reflecting a stricter European approach to asylum and migration.
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64% Bias Score
Syrian National Charged in Foiled Vienna Concert Bomb Plot
A Syrian national, Mohamed A, faces charges in Germany for aiding a foiled plot to bomb a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna last August; the main suspect, Beran A, an Austrian national, allegedly planned the attack with links to IS, prompting cancellation of three sold-out shows.
Syrian National Charged in Foiled Vienna Concert Bomb Plot
A Syrian national, Mohamed A, faces charges in Germany for aiding a foiled plot to bomb a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna last August; the main suspect, Beran A, an Austrian national, allegedly planned the attack with links to IS, prompting cancellation of three sold-out shows.
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40% Bias Score
Austria Bolsters Non-Military Support for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Austria and secured agreements on demining, energy, cybersecurity, and reconstruction, marking a step up in non-military support from the traditionally neutral nation while Austria continues to support EU sanctions against Russia.
Austria Bolsters Non-Military Support for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Austria and secured agreements on demining, energy, cybersecurity, and reconstruction, marking a step up in non-military support from the traditionally neutral nation while Austria continues to support EU sanctions against Russia.
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36% Bias Score
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