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The Freedom Party has secured the first far-right national parliamentary election victory in post-World War II Austria, finishing ahead of the governing conservatives.  Preliminary official results showed the Freedom Party finishing first with 29.2% 

Far-right Freedom Party Finishes First In Austrian Polls

The Freedom Party has secured the first far-right national parliamentary election victory in post-World War II Austria, finishing ahead of the governing conservatives.  Preliminary official results showed the Freedom Party finishing first with 29.2% of the vote and Chancellor Karl Nehammer’s Austrian People’s Party was second with 26.5%.  The outgoing government — a coalition of Nehammer's party and the environmentalist Greens — lost its majority in the lower house of parliament. Herbert Kickl, a former minister and longtime campaign strategist who has led the Freedom Party since 2021, wants to be chancellor. But to become Austria’s new leader, he would need a coalition partner to command a parliamentary majority. Rivals have said they won’t work with Kickl in government.

The Freedom Party has secured the first far-right national parliamentary election victory in post-World War II Austria, finishing ahead of the governing conservatives.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Freedom Party has secured the first far-right national parliamentary election victory in post-World War II Austria, finishing ahead of the governing conservatives. &nbsp;Preliminary official results showed the Freedom Party finishing first with 29.2% of the vote and Chancellor Karl Nehammer&rsquo;s Austrian People&rsquo;s Party was second with 26.5%. &nbsp;The outgoing government &mdash; a coalition of Nehammer's party and the environmentalist Greens &mdash; lost its majority in the lower house of parliament. Herbert Kickl, a former minister and longtime campaign strategist who has led the Freedom Party since 2021, wants to be chancellor. But to become Austria&rsquo;s new leader, he would need a coalition partner to command a parliamentary majority. Rivals have said they won&rsquo;t work with Kickl in government.

Austrian man, who held daughter captive & fathered her 7 kids, sent to normal prison

Josef Fritzl, who is 88, will have to attend regular psychotherapy and undergo psychiatric evaluations during a 10-year probation period.

An Austrian man who kept his daughter captive for 24 years, raped her thousands of times, and fathered seven of her children, can be moved from psychiatric detention to a normal prison under certain conditions, a court ruled Thursday.
Josef Fritzl, who is 88, will have to attend regular psychotherapy and undergo psychiatric evaluations during a 10-year probation period, Austria Press Agency reported.
A request to release him from prison was rejected.
His atrocious crime was revealed in 2008 and he was sentenced in 2009 to life imprisonment for incest, rape, coercion, false imprisonment, enslavement and for the negligent homicide of one of his infant sons.
Fritzl became known as the &ldquo;monster of Amstetten&rdquo; after the northern Austrian town where in 1984 he locked up his then 18-year-old daughter in the sound-proofed basement of his house.
Over the next 24 years, he raped her thousands of times and fathered seven children with her.
One of them soon died.
The wife, who lived on the second floor of the house with the rest of the family, was unaware of any of this, according to Austrian authorities.
When the case came to light in 2008, it made headlines around the world.
A three-judge regional court in the town of Krems ruled Wednesday that Fritzl, who is now demented, could be moved to a regular prison because based on a psychiatric assessment he no longer posed a danger.
It overturned an earlier decision from 2022 when Fritzl's request to be moved to a normal prison was rejected.
&ldquo;In summary, the court has come to the conclusion that it is indeed the case that he is no longer dangerous," Fritzl's lawyer Astrid Wagner told The Associated Press.
Wednesday's verdict is not yet legally binding.
Prosecutors have 14 days to lodge an appeal, APA reported.

Austria'&nbsp;Social Democratic party&nbsp;said that&nbsp;Andreas Babler, and not&nbsp;Hans Peter Doskozil,&nbsp;had won the leadership contest.
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Political party announces wrong candidate as new leader; fixes error after 2 days

<div>Austria'&nbsp;Social Democratic party&nbsp;said that&nbsp;Andreas Babler, and not&nbsp;Hans Peter Doskozil,&nbsp;had won the leadership contest.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>

In a unique blunder, a political party in Austria announced the name of the wrong candidate as its new leader, and corrected the mistake two days later.
The Social Democratic party blamed a "technical error" in an Excel file for the incorrect announcement.
Party officials on June 5, 2023 said that Andreas Babler, the mayor of the south-eastern city of Traiskirchen, had won the leadership contest.
On June 3, Hans Peter Doskozil, the governor of the south-eastern Burgenland region, had been declared the winner.
&nbsp;

Tens of thousands of protesters, many from far-right groups, marched through Vienna on Saturday after the Austrian government announced a nationwide lockdown beginning Monday to contain skyrocketing coronavirus infections.
The march started off at Vienna’s Heldenplatz square.
Chanting “Resistance!” and blowing whistles, protesters moved down the city’s inner ring road.
Many waved Austrian flags and carried signs mocking Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg and Health Minister Wolfgang Mueckstein.
Some wore doctor’s scrubs; others donned tinfoil hats.
Most signs focused on the vaccine mandate: "against compulsory vaccination", read one.
Among those protesting were members of far-right and extreme-right parties and groups, including the far-right Freedom Party, the anti-vaccine MFG party and the extreme-right Identitarians.
About 1,300 police officers were on duty, and 35,000 protesters participated in different marches across the city.
Police said several protesters were detained, but didn’t give specific numbers.
Later Saturday night, protesters threw bottles and beer cans and fired pyrotechnics at police, who then used pepper spray to disperse them.
The Austrian lockdown will start Monday and comes as average daily deaths have tripled in recent weeks and hospitals in heavily hit states have warned that intensive care units are reaching capacity.
The lockdown will last at least 10 days but could go on to 20, officials said.
People will be able to leave their homes only for specific reasons, including buying groceries, going to the doctor or exercising.
The government also will make vaccinations mandatory starting on 1 February.
Fewer than 66% of Austria’s 8.9 million people are fully vaccinated, one of the lowest rates in Western Europe.

Coronavirus rise in Europe: Right wing-led protest in Austria ahead of Covid-19 lockdown

As Austria is set to impose coronavirus&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;from Monday, tens of thousands of protesters, many from far-right groups, marched through Vienna on Saturday to protest the move.
Many waved Austrian flags and carried signs mocking Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg and Health Minister Wolfgang Mueckstein.
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Among those protesting were members of far-right and extreme-right parties and groups, including the far-right Freedom Party, the anti-vaccine MFG party and the extreme-right Identitarians.
About 1,300 police officers were on duty, and 35,000 protesters participated in different marches across the city.
Police said several protesters were detained, but didn&rsquo;t give specific numbers.
Later Saturday night, protesters threw bottles and beer cans and fired pyrotechnics at police, who then used pepper spray to disperse them.
The Austrian lockdown will start Monday and comes as average daily deaths have tripled in recent weeks and hospitals in heavily hit states have warned that intensive care units are reaching capacity.
The lockdown will last at least 10 days but could go on to 20.

About 1,300 police officers were on duty, and 35,000 protesters participated in different marches across the city.

Tens of thousands of protesters, many from far-right groups, marched through Vienna on Saturday after the Austrian government announced a nationwide lockdown beginning Monday to contain skyrocketing coronavirus infections.
The march started off at Vienna&rsquo;s Heldenplatz square.
Chanting &ldquo;Resistance!&rdquo; and blowing whistles, protesters moved down the city&rsquo;s inner ring road.
Many waved Austrian flags and carried signs mocking Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg and Health Minister Wolfgang Mueckstein.
Some wore doctor&rsquo;s scrubs; others donned tinfoil hats.
Most signs focused on the vaccine mandate: "against compulsory vaccination", read one.
Among those protesting were members of far-right and extreme-right parties and groups, including the far-right Freedom Party, the anti-vaccine MFG party and the extreme-right Identitarians.
About 1,300 police officers were on duty, and 35,000 protesters participated in different marches across the city.
Police said several protesters were detained, but didn&rsquo;t give specific numbers.
Later Saturday night, protesters threw bottles and beer cans and fired pyrotechnics at police, who then used pepper spray to disperse them.
The Austrian lockdown will start Monday and comes as average daily deaths have tripled in recent weeks and hospitals in heavily hit states have warned that intensive care units are reaching capacity.
The lockdown will last at least 10 days but could go on to 20, officials said.
People will be able to leave their homes only for specific reasons, including buying groceries, going to the doctor or exercising.
The government also will make vaccinations mandatory starting on 1 February.
Fewer than 66% of Austria&rsquo;s 8.9 million people are fully vaccinated, one of the lowest rates in Western Europe.
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Austrian Mathematics lecturer Anna Kiesenhofer&nbsp;stunned ace cyclists as she rode to victory in her first-ever Olympics appearance in the women's road race on Sunday. Not very familiar with the elite peloton, the 30-year-old who holds a doctorate in applied mathematics, defeated the Dutch quartet who own 9 world road titles and golds&nbsp;from the last 2 Olympic&nbsp;seasons. It was unexpected to an extent that 3 times World&nbsp;champion Annemiek&nbsp;Van Vleuten&nbsp;who crossed the finish line at least 1 minute 15 secs&nbsp;later, celebrated delightfully as she assumed herself to be the winner. However, the Dutch cyclist soon realised that she had been defeated by a former triathlete who does not even ride professionally. After Adool&nbsp;Schmal's&nbsp;gold at&nbsp;the 1896 Athens Games,&nbsp;Kiesenhofer&nbsp;became the first Austrian to win gold in cycling and also brought home the first Olympics gold in any sport since 2004.&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: mathematics lecturer & PhD wins gold 

Meet the Mathematics lecturer, Anna Kiesenhofer&nbsp;who stunned&nbsp;3 times World&nbsp;champion Annemiek&nbsp;Van Vleuten&nbsp;at Tokyo 2020

Mathematics lecturer Anna Kiesenhofer stuns cycling stars, wins gold at Tokyo 2020 Kiesenhofer&nbsp;beats pro-cyclists in first-ever Olympics appearance in women's road race Annemiek&nbsp;Van Vleuten&nbsp;assumed she won the race, later realised her defeat&nbsp;

Not very familiar with the elite peloton,&nbsp;Kiesenhofer&nbsp;defeated the Dutch quartet who own 9 world road titles and golds&nbsp;from the last 2 Olympic&nbsp;seasons.

Expect the Unexpected at Tokyo 2020! Austrian Mathematics lecturer Anna Kiesenhofer&nbsp;stunned ace cyclists as she rode to victory in her first-ever Olympics appearance in the women's road race on Sunday. Not very familiar with the elite peloton, the 30-year-old who holds a doctorate in applied mathematics, defeated the Dutch quartet who own 9 world road titles and golds&nbsp;from the last 2 Olympic&nbsp;seasons. It was unexpected to an extent that 3 times World&nbsp;champion Annemiek&nbsp;Van Vleuten&nbsp;who crossed the finish line at least 1 minute 15 secs&nbsp;later, celebrated delightfully as she assumed herself to be the winner. However, the Dutch cyclist soon realised that she had been defeated by a former triathlete who does not even ride professionally. After Adool&nbsp;Schmal's&nbsp;gold at&nbsp;the 1896 Athens Games,&nbsp;Kiesenhofer&nbsp;became the first Austrian to win gold in cycling and also brought home the first Olympics gold in any sport since 2004.&nbsp; Also Read <a title="Tokyo 2020 Olympics: 13-year-olds on podium in street skateboarding&nbsp;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-2020-olympics-13-year-olds-on-podium-in-street-skateboarding-1627287446501">Tokyo 2020 Olympics: 13-year-olds on podium in street skateboarding&nbsp;</a>

The 2nd round of 16 clash at Euro 2020 was full of drama as 3 goals were scored in extra-time which came into play for the first time in this edition of the championship. Italy who last won the championship in 1968&nbsp;edged past Austria 2-1 with Substitute&nbsp;Federico Chiesa&nbsp;put Italy ahead in the 1st period of extra time with a superb finish. The 2nd goal came from&nbsp;Matteo Pessina&nbsp;after a scramble in the box as The Azzurri&nbsp;led 2-0 after the 1st extra-time period. Austria did manage to pull one back but that wasn't enough as Roberto Mancini's side entered the quarterfinals at the&nbsp;European&nbsp;Championship for the 8th time. The win also extended their unbeaten streak to 31 games, a new national record with 12 wins in a row.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Euro 2020: Italy enter quarters after a thrilling 2-1 extra-time win over Austria

Austria did manage to pull one back but that wasn't enough as Roberto Mancini's side entered the quarterfinals at the&nbsp;European&nbsp;Championship for the 8th time

The 2nd round of 16 clash at Euro 2020 was full of drama as 3 goals were scored in extra-time which came into play for the first time in this edition of the championship. Italy who last won the championship in 1968&nbsp;edged past Austria 2-1 with Substitute&nbsp;Federico Chiesa&nbsp;put Italy ahead in the 1st period of extra time with a superb finish. The 2nd goal came from&nbsp;Matteo Pessina&nbsp;after a scramble in the box as The Azzurri&nbsp;led 2-0 after the 1st extra-time period. Austria did manage to pull one back but that wasn't enough as Roberto Mancini's side entered the quarterfinals at the&nbsp;European&nbsp;Championship for the 8th time. The win also extended their unbeaten streak to 31 games, a new national record with 12 wins in a row.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Italy's unbeaten run stretches now to 31 games with 12 wins in a row</li>
<li>All 3 goals were scored in extra-time&nbsp;</li>
<li>Italy are unbeaten in the tournament with 4 wins in 4 games</li>
<li>The Azzurri&nbsp;also conceded their 1st goal of Euro 2020</li>
</ul>

First game of Euro round of 16 will see Wales take on Denmark at 9:30 pm&nbsp;IST&nbsp;at the&nbsp;Johan Cruyff Arena.
Italy will lock horns with Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium. The match starts at 12:30 am IST

Euro 2020 round of 16: tonight's big games

The knockout stage of Euro begins tonight with&nbsp;Wales taking on Denmark in te first game, followed by Italy vs Austria at the Wembley&nbsp;Stadium.

First game of Euro round of 16 will see Wales take on Denmark at 9:30 pm&nbsp;IST&nbsp;at the&nbsp;Johan Cruyff Arena.
Italy will lock horns with Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium. The match starts at 12:30 am IST

The knockout stage of Euro begins tonight with&nbsp;Wales taking on Denmark in te first game, followed by Italy vs Austria at the Wembley&nbsp;Stadium.

A high on confidence Italy take on Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.
On back of winning all 3 group games without conceding a goal, Italy are coming into the knockouts with momentum by their side. By beating&nbsp;Turkey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Switzerland and Wales, Italy extended its&nbsp;winning streak to 11 games.&nbsp;
Austria though have had a mixed Euro so far, as after winning their opening game&nbsp;3-1 against North Macedonia, they went down 2-0 against the Netherlands.&nbsp;Franco Foda's&nbsp;men though saved their best effort when it mattered the most and beat&nbsp;Ukraine 1-0 to qualify for the last 16.
The two countries last faced each other way back in 2008, with the game ending in a 2-2 draw.

Euro 2020 round of 16: Can Austria withstand a high on confidence Italy?

A high on confidence Italy take on Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.

A high on confidence Italy take on Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.
On back of winning all 3 group games without conceding a goal, Italy are coming into the knockouts with momentum by their side. By beating&nbsp;Turkey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Switzerland and Wales, Italy extended its&nbsp;winning streak to 11 games.&nbsp;
Austria though have had a mixed Euro so far, as after winning their opening game&nbsp;3-1 against North Macedonia, they went down 2-0 against the Netherlands.&nbsp;Franco Foda's&nbsp;men though saved their best effort when it mattered the most and beat&nbsp;Ukraine 1-0 to qualify for the last 16.

Italy will look to further extend its 11-match winning streak when they take on Austria, who are too coming into Euro knockouts with a win against Ukraine.&nbsp;

A high on confidence Italy take on Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.
On back of winning all 3 group games without conceding a goal, Italy are coming into the knockouts with momentum by their side. By beating&nbsp;Turkey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Switzerland and Wales, Italy extended its&nbsp;winning streak to 11 games.&nbsp;
Austria though have had a mixed Euro so far, as after winning their opening game&nbsp;3-1 against North Macedonia, they went down 2-0 against the Netherlands.&nbsp;Franco Foda's&nbsp;men though saved their best effort when it mattered the most and beat&nbsp;Ukraine 1-0 to qualify for the last 16.
The two countries last faced each other way back in 2008, with the game ending in a 2-2 draw.

Austria comfortably defeated a shrinking Ukraine on Monday to secure their first-ever European Championship game in Bucharest, Romania. Christoph&nbsp;Baumgartner achieved the feat for Franco Foda's men after he scored the only goal of the game in the 21st minute. Just 3 minutes before the strike, the 21-year-old suffered an&nbsp;injury due to a head collision and was substituted after scoring the goal.&nbsp;The 2nd placed&nbsp;Austria&nbsp;in Group C who have made their place in last 16 now look forward to meeting Italy on Saturday. Whereas, Ukraine will hope to grab a spot in the knockout stage as one of the tournament's best third-placed teams.&nbsp;

Euro 2020: Austria beat Ukraine, advance in their first-ever knockout stage

.&nbsp; The 2nd placed&nbsp;Austria&nbsp;in Group C who have made their place in last 16 now look forward to meeting Italy on Saturday

Euro 2020: Austria beat Ukraine,&nbsp;Baumgartner&nbsp;scores Austria advance in their first-ever knockout stage at Euro Ukraine can only secure&nbsp;its place as&nbsp;one of the best third-placed team

Austria comfortably defeated Ukraine on Monday to secure their first-ever European Championship win in Bucharest. Christoph&nbsp;Baumgartner achieved the feat for Franco Foda's men after he scored the only goal of the game in the 21st minute. Just 3 minutes before the strike, the 21-year-old suffered an&nbsp;injury due to a head collision and was substituted after scoring the goal.&nbsp; The 2nd placed&nbsp;Austria&nbsp;in Group C who have made their place in last 16 now look forward to meeting Italy on Saturday. Whereas, Ukraine will hope to grab a spot in the knockout stage as one of the tournament's best third-placed teams.&nbsp;

The Netherlands had an easy outing on Thursday night at home as they beat Austria 2-0 in a convincing manner to qualify for the round of 16 from Group C at Euro 2020. Memphis Depay&nbsp;scored from the penalty spot early in the 1st half followed by a strike from&nbsp;Denzel Dumfries&nbsp;in the 2nd as the Oranje&nbsp;had total control over the game and their opponents. The 2-0 win sends the Dutch flying into the round of 16 from Group C as the winners ahead of Russia, Finland and Denmark.&nbsp;

Euro 2020: Depay leads the Dutch to the round of 16 with a 2-0 win over Austria

Memphis Depay&nbsp;scored from the penalty spot early in the 1st half followed by a strike from&nbsp;Denzel Dumfries&nbsp;in the 2nd

The Netherlands had an easy outing on Thursday night at home as they beat Austria 2-0 in a convincing manner to qualify for the round of 16 from Group C at Euro 2020. Memphis Depay&nbsp;scored from the penalty spot early in the 1st half followed by a strike from&nbsp;Denzel Dumfries&nbsp;in the 2nd as the Oranje&nbsp;had total control over the game and their opponents. The 2-0 win sends the Dutch flying into the round of 16 from Group C as the winners ahead of Russia, Finland and Denmark.&nbsp;

This futuristic dress can shapeshift based on your thoughts 

If you don't love the idea of mind-reading, this outfit may not be for you! A Dutch techno-fashion designer has developed a dress moves and changes colour in accordance to your brainwaves.&nbsp;
Called the Pangolin dress, this 3-D printed robotic creation by&nbsp;Anouk Wipprecht is connected to the wearer's&nbsp;electroencephalography sensors. The sensors resemble the scales of a pangolin, hence the name.&nbsp;
When the wearer is stressed, the dress flickers its lights, making the dress'&nbsp;animatronic wings flap faster. In contrast, when the wearer is calm, the dress glows with a soft purple light.&nbsp;
In a sense, the sci-fi-like dress takes on a different life with each wearer.&nbsp;Wipprecht&nbsp;is showcasing the Pangolin dress at&nbsp;the annual&nbsp;Ars Electronica&nbsp;festival for arts, technology and society in Austria.&nbsp;

Dutch designer makes a dress that responds to brainwaves&nbsp;
The dress&nbsp;moves and changes colour with your thoughts&nbsp;
The Pangolin dress 3D printed by&nbsp;Anouk Wipprecht
The sensors used for the dress look like pangolin scales&nbsp;
Flickers when the wearer is stressed;&nbsp;goes purple when calmed
Will be showcased at the Ars&nbsp;Electronica&nbsp;fest in Austria&nbsp;

If you don't love the idea of mind-reading, this outfit may not be for you! A Dutch techno-fashion designer has developed a dress that moves and changes colour in accordance to your brainwaves.&nbsp;
Called the Pangolin dress, this 3-D printed robotic creation by&nbsp;Anouk Wipprecht is connected to the wearer's&nbsp;electroencephalography sensors. The sensors resemble the scales of a pangolin, hence the name.&nbsp;
When the wearer is stressed, the dress flickers its lights, making the dress'&nbsp;animatronic wings flap faster. In contrast, when the wearer is calm, the dress glows with a soft purple light.&nbsp;
In a sense, the sci-fi-like dress takes on a different life with each wearer.&nbsp;Wipprecht&nbsp;is showcasing the Pangolin dress at&nbsp;the annual&nbsp;Ars Electronica&nbsp;festival for arts, technology and society in Austria.&nbsp;

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