The party strategists are looking to Carinthia today. It’s just state elections. And yet they can say a lot. Innsbruck, Vienna (OTS) – State elections are grateful – at least for those who are not fighting for votes and mandates themselves. You can cheer on election day. And then they can decide whether they want … Read more
February 23, 2023 edition Linz – Of course, politics also lives from rituals and one of these is the political Ash Wednesday. The year 1919, when the Bavarian Farmers’ Association called for a rally for the first time, is regarded as the official birth year of this tradition. The political ending of carnival fun was … Read more
Solutions are finally needed so that the environment and residents are no longer overrun by traffic in winter. Innsbruck (OTS) – There’s very little you can count on in life. But you can count on the fact that there will be a backlog on the main connections in Tyrol on weekends in winter. Standing still … Read more
Innsbruck (OTS) – This year’s Munich Security Conference is dominated by the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine. And an uncertain future that creates nervousness and aggression. A week before the first anniversary of the start of Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine, dozens of heads of state and government, foreign ministers and security experts … Read more
February 17, 2023 issue Linz – It was to be expected, but it would have been wiser if the responsible Green Vice-Chancellor Kogler had waited to reclaim the money from the NPO fund until the question of whether the Seniors’ Association is a sub-organization of the ÖVP or an independent association has been legally clarified. … Read more
Innsbruck (OTS) – The reputation of Georg Willis in the population is dwindling day by day. His narrative of right-wing conservative sabotage, which is to blame for the disastrous state of city politics, wears off. Willi’s biggest enemy seems to be himself. The expectations of the first green mayor were high, and the population generously … Read more