Dutch and Hungarian politicians among those hailing result for pro-Kremlin, anti-Islam FPÖKarl Nehammer, Austria’s chancellor, called the result, which will send shock waves through Europe, “bitter” while his defence minister, Klaudia Tanner, admitted the debacle for the governing parties was a “wake-up call”.Because it failed to win an absolute majority, the far-right Freedom party (FPÖ) will need a partner to govern. Continue reading…
Dutch and Hungarian politicians among those hailing result for pro-Kremlin, anti-Islam FPÖ
Karl Nehammer, Austria’s chancellor, called the result, which will send shock waves through Europe, “bitter” while his defence minister, Klaudia Tanner, admitted the debacle for the governing parties was a “wake-up call”.
Because it failed to win an absolute majority, the far-right Freedom party (FPÖ) will need a partner to govern.