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Austria: Ban on Islamic headscarves in schools for girls under 14 becomes law

The law was approved by a large majority in Austria’s parliament, with the exception of the Greens, who deemed the measure unconstitutional — According to the government, about 12,000 girls and teenagers are affected by the new law

Three days of national mourning in Austria after school massacre – 21-year-old gunman ends his life

The school where the attack took place will remain closed until further notice

Austria: at least five dead in school attack – The perpetrator was probably a student and committed suicide

The national television network reported that many people, including students and teachers, have been seriously injured

Austria: Former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz acquitted in second degree in the “Ibiza Gate” case

The ruling overturns Sebastian Kurz's original sentence of eight months in jail with suspended sentence

Nightmare for two teenage girls in Austria – Raped, threatened and abused by asylum seekers

The two girls, aged 14 and 15, were drugged by the two illegal immigrants who threatened to kill them

Joint military force from Bulgaria, Austria, Romania and Hungary to guard the Bulgarian-Turkish border

This military force will consist of 120 officers

Greece freezes decisions on Asylum applications from Syrians

For a period, asylum decisions will also not be issued – The country requests guidelines from the EU – Earlier, Germany and Austria had made similar decisions

Austria: A historic victory for the far right with the slogan “Fortress Country” – Why the Auschwitz committee raised alarm across Europe

Herbert Kickl, leader of Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ), declared the party's historic victory in Sunday's elections as the beginning of a new era

Storm Boris: At Least 16 Dead, Fears of New Floods

Most victims reported in Czechia, Poland, and Austria – Villages and towns submerged in eastern Romania – State of emergency declared in Poland

69 years since the brutal Constantinople Pogrom: “A city gone mad”! (photos)

A catastrophe under the frozen glance of the British, as retaliation for the Cypriot struggle for union with Greece

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