Austrian military service reform: Government agrees on six-month basic service plus three months militia training Austria strikes deal on Austrian military service reform: six months basic service, three months militia …
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Austria announces plan to extend military conscription to nine months
by Hans Ottoby Hans OttoAustria Extends Austrian Military Service to Nine Months as Coalition Approves Reform Austria will extend Austrian military service to nine months starting January 1, 2027, with mandatory troop exercises, higher …
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Braunau Hitler birthplace repurposed as police station, Austria confirms
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerPolice move into Hitler’s Braunau birthplace as Austria repurposes contested site Interior Minister Gerhard Karner will oversee police moving into Hitler’s Braunau birthplace; a roundup of Zambada’s pending sentence, Fields …
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Messi’s Opening 85 Seconds in Dallas Raise Tactical Questions Ahead of Argentina’s Group Match Messi spent the first 85 seconds of Argentina’s World Cup group match in Dallas largely stationary …
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Spain heavy favourites but surprises possible in World Cup round of 16 matches Spain v Austria, Portugal v Croatia and Switzerland v Algeria headline three World Cup round of 16 …
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Austria vs Algeria ends 3-3 in Kansas City as both reach World Cup last 16 Austria vs Algeria finished 3-3 in Kansas City as both advanced to the World Cup …
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Austria vs Jordan: Arnautović’s 102nd‑minute penalty secures 3-1 World Cup opener for Rangnick’s side Austria vs Jordan saw Marko Arnautović convert a dramatic 102nd‑minute penalty to seal a 3-1 victory …
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Austria beats Jordan 3-1 in nervy World Cup return as Schmid shines Austria beats Jordan 3-1 as Romano Schmid’s long-range strike and a late penalty secure Austria’s first World Cup …
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World Cup 2026: Rangnick stays with Austria as Neuer trains, referee out and protests hit tournament World Cup 2026: Ralf Rangnick confirmed to remain Austria coach through 2028; Germany finishes …
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Germany loses UN Security Council seat election to Portugal and Austria
by Hans Ottoby Hans OttoGermany fails to win UN Security Council seat in General Assembly vote Germany failed to secure a UN Security Council seat after falling short of the required two-thirds majority in …