Austria

X has agreed not to train its AI systems for now using personal data collected from EU users

Austrian security forces conduct house searches in five federal states, seizE mobile phones, laptop and cash

They have never reached the European Championship quarter-finals

The Dutch also advanced as one of the four best third-placed finishers despite giving away an early own goal

The 65-year-old had been tipped to replace Tuchel

The development marks the final step in a years-long dispute between the Austrian govt and the newspaper

Educational collaboration, B2B meetings with private sector can bolster trade

Magull, Popp score to ensure team remains on course for ninth women’s title with 2-0 win

Pre-tournament favourites pay the price for another lacklustre display in 1-0 defeat against Austria

Striker comes off bench to score equaliser in 1-1 draw against Austria in Nations League

World number one helps team bag 3-0 win in their Davis Cup opening match

Many demonstrators waved Austrian flags and carried signs with slogans such as 'no to vaccination'

Mayor says residents ‘have had enough of visitors and their bad jokes’

If you put ten of the stamps end to end you get the length of a baby elephant, explains Austrian Post spokesman

After hundreds of Austrians and thousands of foreign tourists get infected

A proposed vote in EU parliament next month could chastise New Delhi for its controversial actions in Occupied Kashmir

The Sikh patka and Jewish kippa will not be affected by the law

Austrian government terms new challenge a 'dangerous nuisance'

Two countries identify areas for further cooperation in politics, trade, investment, education and culture

Austria’s ruling coalition of conservatives and the far right came to power on the back of Europe’s migration crisis

According to officials, across Austria around dozen people are wounded in firework-related mishaps

Crew members put on oxygen masks, no passengers were injured and the jet landed safely back in Vienna

Physical books gaining importance worldwide as people rebel against electronic readers

With some of the bloodiest conflicts in history

More than 200 fines handed out between June and September

Authorities find no grounds for fear of persecution based on the sexual orientation of the 18-year-old

Iranian President Rouhani has visited Switzerland and Austria as he seeks to shore up the 2015 nuclear deal

Four people arrested on suspicion of plotting to bomb National Council of Resistance of Iran's meeting

European powers aim at safeguarding deal by shielding Iran from US sanctions

The diplomat is one of the six people arrested in Belgium, France and Germany over the alleged plot

Kurz made a clampdown on immigration a central theme of his campaign in last year's elections

International collaboration, a stepping stone toward economic stability and social development

Relations between Ankara and Vienna have been strained since a failed coup against Erdogan in 2016

Turkey's presidential spokesperson lambasted Austria's decision as an 'anti-Islam' and 'racist' move

Investigators believe the woman was a Czech or a Slovak prostitute

Knife attacker also targeted a 20-year-old Chechen

People entitled to express 'provocative, shocking' opinions as part of freedom of expression right, ruling states

Freedom party recommends preventive measures to avoid migrant settlement patterns seen in 2015

Italians and Germans have their own schools and largely frequent different bars and restaurants

Strache said that one condition for forming a coalition was the FPOe getting the interior ministry

Kurz was still well short of a majority and only two other parties won enough seats to give him control of parliament

Govt outlaws any item of clothing that covers the face to avoid being sued for discrimination

Austria long presented itself as the first victim of the Nazis, a narrative initially supported by the Allies

New leader of the conservative People's Party wants to slash migrant benefits, shut all Islamic kindergartens

The interior ministry estimates that 300 have quit Austria or tried to leave in order to fight in Syria or Iraq

Declare they would continue doing everything to maintain peace in society

People who break the new law could be fined up to $168

Under new law, women wearing full face veils will be fined

Germany's cabinet approved a plan last month to fine social networks up to 50 million euros

President Alexander Van der Bellen said he believed in freedom of expression