Austria

A 39-year-old British national was arrested in London under a German warrant for his alleged role in storing weapons in Vienna for planned Hamas attacks in Europe

Five countries, including Spain, have threatened to boycott if Israel competes, while European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen raised the prospect of sanctions earlier this month

One of the suspects arrested by the federal and state police was a 19-year-old, who allegedly swore allegiance to ISIS

In latest Global Liveability Index, Austrian capital is followed by Copenhagen, Zurich, Melbourne and Calgary

Security services in Austria and Bosnia arrested Afghan and Syrian nationals, some posing as refugees, who had stockpiles of weapons and ammunition

Senior officials from Austria, Germany, Argentina, France, and the U.S. visited Israel to promote investigations into the terrorist organization Hamas

Germany's Interior Ministry also declared it would outlaw all activities of Hamas and the Palestinian organization Samidoun within its territory

Yad Vashem and other organizations have refused the auctioneer's donations due to the origin of Heidi Horten's husband's fortune

The visit comes as a guest of Zuzana Čaputová, the President of Slovakia, and Alexander Van der Bellen, the President of Austria.

The Austrian government has been debating what to do with the structure where Hitler spent his early years

If found guilty, the former Austrian chancellor could face up to three years in prison

Possessing Nazi memorabilia is illegal in Austria, the birthplace of Adolf Hitler

Visits to Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia 'will strengthen strategic cooperation with friends, create opportunities to advance economic interests'

While it remains unclear whether the incident represents a prank, playing a Hitler speech in public runs afoul of the country's strict anti-Nazi laws

A Holocaust survivor on the train crying bitterly while repeating, 'But what's going on?'

According to the German magazine Der Spiegel and the Austrian daily Der Standard, the Mossad recruited General Halabi to become an informant

Following protocol, two Eurofighter jets were deployed to make visual contact with the crew

They have until February 8 to leave the country

'We see through them that there was love in the midst of horror'

'Thank you also for your support and your contribution to the improvement of our relations with Austria'

'I saw the war crimes. I told him what I saw. And I told him that there is a need for humanitarian corridors'

Lapid says 'We choose peace through strength - this is the choice of the strong'

The photo portrayed a Star of David made out of syringes to protest Covid rules

Will become the first European country to mandate inoculations for adults