CJEU Ruling: Marriage for All Must Be Recognized Throughout the Entire EU
25.11.2025 EU countries are obliged to recognize same-sex marriages from other member states, ruled the European Court of Justice. EU citizens should be able to continue their family life in different EU countries, which is part of their right to freedom of movement, according to the judges in Luxembourg.
Green Economy Wants WKÖ Restart
25.11.2025 The Green Economy demands a restart within the Austrian Economic Chamber. During a background discussion, federal spokesperson Sabine Jungwirth presented five reform proposals for the WKÖ on Tuesday.
Here, the Greens and ÖVP work together in Vienna
25.11.2025 Greens and ÖVP are pulling together in Vienna. This involves a request to the City Audit Office.
Refugees: Vienna Makes Headlines with Announcement
25.11.2025 The city of Vienna will cut German courses for refugees starting next year, as announced by Social City Councillor Peter Hacker (SPÖ) to the "Standard" (online edition).
Fischer Ski Manufacturer with Million Loss
25.11.2025 The ski manufacturer Fischer Sports experienced noticeable consumer restraint last year. Atomic and Blizzard are also affected.
Allegations Against Vienna Spanish Riding School: Totschnig Commissioned Review
25.11.2025 The Spanish Riding School in Vienna "strongly rejected" media-reported allegations of possible animal cruelty on Tuesday.
Policewoman Bitten by Woman in Vienna City Center
25.11.2025 In the center of Vienna, a policewoman was attacked by a 32-year-old woman on Monday.
Drunk Homeowner Shot at Roofer: This is Why There Was a Major Operation in Vienna-Floridsdorf
25.11.2025 In Vienna-Floridsdorf, a major police operation occurred on Monday afternoon after an intoxicated homeowner shot at several workers, injuring a 27-year-old man. Further details about the sequence of events have now been released.
Shoplifter Caught Red-Handed in Vienna-Favoriten
25.11.2025 A store detective in a drugstore in Vienna-Favoriten caught a shoplifter on Monday.
"Unique Opportunity": City of Wiener Neustadt Could Snatch Up Former Leiner Site
25.11.2025 The city of Wiener Neustadt might strike at the former Leiner site. "We cannot miss this opportunity to be able to decide for ourselves what happens there in the future," said the politicians.
Trade Collective Agreement: Bonin Identifies Concessions for Employees
25.11.2025 In the trade collective agreement conclusion, which remained at plus 2.55 percent below the inflation rate, IHS head Holger Bonin identifies concessions for the employees.
Misconduct in AMA Pig Farm: Investigation to be Initiated
25.11.2025 In the case of potential misconduct in a pig farm in the Hollabrunn district, which carries the AMA quality seal, the Korneuburg public prosecutor's office will initiate an investigation against several unknown individuals.
Winter Highlight: Win a DbyD Bio-Acetate Sunglasses
25.11.2025 Winter may be gray and cold – but the eyes should still shine! Austria's leading optician Pearle is therefore giving away three elegant DbyD sunglasses from the Bio-Acetate collection in gray and transparent with VIENNA.at – sustainable, timeless, and perfect for any season.
Graz: Two Twelve-Year-Olds Injured by Firecracker Explosion
25.11.2025 Over the weekend, two twelve-year-olds were injured by the explosion of a firecracker in Graz, the police reported on Tuesday.
Wanted Inmate Back in Jail After Robbery Mishap
25.11.2025 An escaped prisoner was arrested after a failed tobacco shop robbery in Graz-Puntigam. The 25-year-old had threatened with a glass bottle but did not receive any money. He is now back in prison.
Renewable Levy Will Be Reduced in 2026
25.11.2025 In 2026, the renewable energy surcharge that electricity customers must pay for the expansion of renewable energies will be reduced.
"End Station Violence": Wiener Linien Launch Anti-Violence Campaign
25.11.2025 With the U3 as a visible sign, Wiener Linien is sending a clear signal against violence against women as part of "Orange the World." The campaign "End Station for Violence" runs until December 10 throughout the entire Vienna public transport network.
Parents Beware: Warning About Dangerous Toys
25.11.2025 Eyes open when buying toys: Minister Korinna Schumann issues a warning to be cautious in light of Black Week.
Revolution in Surgery: New Surgical Robot in Vienna Improves Minimally Invasive Procedures
25.11.2025 As reported by ORF, a new surgical robot is revolutionizing minimally invasive surgery in Vienna and expanding the possibilities for precise procedures without large incisions. This leads to faster recovery and less pain for patients.
Semmering starts early in the winter season
25.11.2025 Already on Friday, Semmering will start the winter season. Operations on the Hirschenkogel will initially be from Friday to Sunday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Care: Professional Representation Wants More Participation
25.11.2025 The Health and Nursing Association (ÖGKV) desires more involvement in political decision-making processes.
After Back Surgery: Stocker Returns to the Office
25.11.2025 On Wednesday, Federal Chancellor Christian Stocker (ÖVP) will return to the Federal Chancellery after his back surgery.
Industry Strategy to be Presented at the Beginning of 2026
25.11.2025 At the beginning of next year, the industry strategy targeted in the government program by the end of 2025 is to be presented.
Affordable Housing in Vienna: Initiatives and Programs
25.11.2025 Vienna is considered one of the leading cities in Europe for affordable housing. Almost a third of Vienna's population lives in municipal or subsidized housing – a rate based on a long tradition of social urban policy. Housing here is not left to the free market but is actively shaped and distributed in a socially just manner.
Here, in 2024, the most expensive house in Vienna-Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus was sold
25.11.2025 The most expensive building sold in 2024 in Vienna-Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus is an office building. It was sold for 20.3 million euros.
Animal Cruelty Allegations Shake Spanish Riding School
25.11.2025 An internal employee survey of the Spanish Riding School from 2023 brings serious allegations to light: The talk is of animal welfare violations, issues in handling young animals, and internal failures.
Discount Battle on Black Friday: What is Allowed by Law
25.11.2025 On Black Friday, price transparency comes into focus: According to the law, retailers must indicate the lowest price of the last 30 days when offering discounts – but they do not always do so. The VKI is suing major supermarket chains, and the government wants to enforce stricter controls.
Ligament Injury: Rapid's Raux-Yao Out for Weeks
24.11.2025 Due to a ligament injury in the ankle, Rapid's central defender Serge-Philippe Raux-Yao will be out for several weeks.
Agreement in the Trade Collective Agreement: Salaries Increase by 2.55 Percent
24.11.2025 Employer and employee representatives have agreed in the third round on a trade collective agreement below the inflation rate. The minimum salaries for employees will increase by 2.55 percent on January 1, 2026.
More Safety on the Old Danube in Vienna: New Regulation Comes into Effect in 2026
24.11.2025 From January 1, 2026, a new regulation for the Old Danube will apply. Vienna is thus focusing on more safety for swimmers – with speed limits, registration requirements, and clear rules for watercraft.
Driving Bans on Shopping Saturdays on Inner Mariahilfer Street and Neubaugasse in Vienna
25.11.2025 To enable stress-free strolling and shopping during the pre-Christmas season, there will once again be traffic bans on the Inner Mariahilfer Straße and Neubaugasse on shopping Saturdays during the pre-Christmas period this year.
Santa Claus Event with Celebrities at the Christmas Market Schloss Schönbrunn
24.11.2025 On December 4th, children have the opportunity to donate well-preserved toys at the Christmas Market at Schönbrunn Palace, right next to the large Christmas tree. In return, they will receive a free Nikolaus bag, while supplies last.
Karner Warns of Growing Drone Threat in EU Countries
24.11.2025 Interior Minister Karner warns of a growing drone threat following the Ukraine war. Criminals could use modern weapon technology.
Shots at Old Danube in Vienna-Floridsdorf: Police in Major Operation
24.11.2025 On Monday afternoon, the Vienna police were called to a major operation in the Floridsdorf district: Several witnesses reported gunshots in the Alte Donau area. The emergency services cordoned off a larger area.Shots at Old Danube in Vienna-Floridsdorf: Police in Major Operation
24.11.2025 On Monday afternoon, the Vienna police were called to a major operation in the Floridsdorf district: Several witnesses had reported gunshots in the Alte Donau area. The emergency services cordoned off a larger area.
Process in Vienna - Dental Technician "Stunned" According to Lawyer
24.11.2025 A dental technician from Vienna had to answer in court on Monday because he allegedly performed dental treatments. The trial has been postponed to next year.
Climate Conference: Domestic Politics Criticize
24.11.2025 The UN Climate Conference in Brazil has been history since the weekend. The lack of a roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels in the final text is causing cross-party criticism from Austria.
Was Jewelry Theft in Gratkorn a Coup by the Battering Ram Gang?
24.11.2025 With a van, burglars forced open a jewelry store in Gratkorn near Graz and stole numerous valuables. The getaway vehicle was found shortly after - the perpetrators are on the run.Mourning for Reggae Legend Jimmy Cliff
24.11.2025 The Jamaican reggae musician Jimmy Cliff has died. His family announced this on Monday via social media.
Wiener Linien to Deploy Ten New Hydrogen Buses in Vienna-Döbling Starting December
24.11.2025 The Wiener Linien are expanding their fleet with ten emission-free hydrogen buses from the company CaetanoBus. These twelve-meter-long buses use hydrogen as fuel and support the city's climate goals. The required hydrogen is produced by Wien Energie from green electricity at the Smart Campus in Simmering, enabling emission-free transportation of passengers.
Experts Warn: Electricity Price Cap Could Backfire
24.11.2025 EcoAustria warns against a blanket cap on electricity prices. The measure could weaken competition, encourage price increases, and be legally problematic. Instead, direct payments to those in need are recommended.Höhrhan Group Cuts Around 40 Jobs Following Insolvencies
24.11.2025 The insolvent Höhrhan Group with locations in Lower Austria, Vienna, and Burgenland will cut about a quarter of its original 176 positions.
Food Prices Continue to Rise - But Farmers Barely Profit
24.11.2025 While food prices in Austria are rising, farmers hardly benefit: Only 4 out of 100 euros spent on food and drink reach the agricultural businesses, according to a new Wifo analysis. The rest is distributed among processing, trade, gastronomy, and services.
Swing Kitchen: Restructuring of Vegan Burger Chain Failed
24.11.2025 The restructuring of the vegan burger chain Swing Kitchen has failed because the shareholders canceled the financing at short notice. As recently as October, the creditors of the insolvent parent company had accepted a restructuring plan that was supposed to ensure continuation.
Drug Dealer Caught in Vienna-Favoriten
24.11.2025 On Sunday, handcuffs clicked for two suspected drug dealers.
FPÖ Calls for 1,500 More Police Officers for Vienna
24.11.2025 The FPÖ wants to see 1,500 more police officers in Vienna and refers to the security situation.