We have started to collect the most important news related to Austria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Forensic scientists in Austria have failed to match burnt human remains with DNA samples in the Mexican inquiry into 43 missing students, officials say.
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Around 2,000 people demonstrate outside a traditional coffee house in Vienna for ejecting a lesbian couple for kissing.
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Some 2,000 people stage a protest in Vienna after a lesbian couple were thrown out of a renowned cafe in Austria's capital for kissing.
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Two junior members of the US ski team are killed in an avalanche near the forthcoming World Cup race venue in the Austrian Alps.
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Vienna's wine bars echo to the sound of their own strange song
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A former son-in-law of Kazakhstan's president who became a critic is charged with murdering two people in his home country by Austrian prosecutors.
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Vacant birthplace of Nazi leader gives Austria a headache
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The Austrian government is trying to work out what to do with the house in which Adolf Hitler was born.
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Udo Juergens, one of the best-known pop stars in the German-speaking world and winner of Eurovision in 1966, dies at the age of 80.
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The Mexican attorney general confirms that one of the 43 missing students, Alexander Mora, has been identified through DNA tests carried out in Austria.
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Police in Austria arrest 13 people suspected of radicalising young people and recruiting them to fight in Syria.
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Crude oil prices slump in reaction to the decision by the Opec oil producers' cartel not to cut output.
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How drama unfolded behind the scenes at Iran nuclear talks
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The price of oil has fallen as Opec oil producers prepare for their meeting on Thursday and data shows crude stocks rose last week.
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The deadline for a nuclear deal with Iran is extended to the end of June after talks in Vienna failed to reach a comprehensive agreement.
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World powers trying to reach a deal on Iran's nuclear programme consider extending the talks, as Monday's deadline for an agreement looms.
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Doubts grow that Monday's deadline for a deal on Iran's nuclear programme will be met at talks in Vienna, as negotiators admit "big gaps" remain.
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Iran's foreign minister says he has heard "no new ideas" as talks with world powers on Tehran's nuclear programme stretch into the evening.
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The US secretary of state says talks in Vienna will focus on "driving towards" a nuclear deal with Iran as diplomats brace for tough negotiation.
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Diplomats from Iran and six world powers are in Vienna in a final push to reach a deal over Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
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Austria's 'ice cream' killer publishing memoirs
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Physicists send a beam of twisted light 3km through the air above Vienna, transmitting information in this way for the very first time in the open air.
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Austria struggles to overhaul historic law on Islam
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United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has muddled "Austria" with "Australia".
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The former boss of Germany's BayernLB bank gets a suspended jail term for having bribed Austrian far-right politician Joerg Haider in 2007.
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Austria finally remembers deserters from Hitler's army
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Andy Murray comes from a set down to beat David Ferrer in the final of the Vienna Open and move up to eighth in world.
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Andy Murray boosts his hopes of qualifying for the World Tour Finals by defeating Vasek Pospisil 6-4 6-4 in the Vienna Open.
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