We have started to collect the most important news related to Austria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Iran's foreign minister meets with world powers in Vienna to discuss a comprehensive deal over Tehran's nuclear programme.
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Helen Mirren will play Jewish WWII survivor Maria Altmann, who fought the Austrian government over Gustav Klimt paintings stolen from her family, in the film Woman in Gold.
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A man posing on Facebook as Britain's Prince Harry cons an Austrian floor-fitter out of thousands of euros for fake renovation work at Buckingham Palace.
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Archaeologists say they have discovered the almost complete remains of a Roman school of gladiators on the banks of the Danube in Austria.
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Police in the Austrian capital Vienna arrest a suspected Russian hitman, who was reportedly living for at least three years under a false ID.
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Swedish ice hockey player Nicklas Backstrom becomes the sixth athlete to fail a drugs test at the Winter Olympics.
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Iran agrees a framework for talks with six world powers in Vienna on a deal to limit its nuclear programme, a top Iranian representative says.
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Iran and six world powers open the first round of talks in Vienna to seek a long-term agreement on Tehran's controversial nuclear programme.
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Austria's Anna Fenninger takes gold in the women's super-G as Great Britain's Chemmy Alcott finishes 23rd.
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Paintings found at the Austrian home of a collector suspected of handling Nazi loot are even more significant than those found at his Munich flat, his lawyer says.
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Austria's Matthias Mayer is the surprise winner of the men's downhill on his Winter Olympic debut in Sochi.
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Large parts of Europe have been hit by severe weather, with snow, rain and high winds causing disruption in several countries.
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Austrian actor Maximilian Schell, who won an Oscar for his role in the 1961 film Judgment at Nuremberg, dies aged 83.
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Austrian actor Maximilian Schell, who won an Oscar for his role in the 1961 film Judgment at Nuremberg, has passed away at the age of 83.
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Italian police find Raffaele Sollecito near the Austrian border after a court reinstated his guilty verdict for killing Briton Meredith Kercher.
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Thousands of people take part in protest marches in Vienna against an annual ball which is expected to be attended by far-right leaders.
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How Vienna sowed the seeds of its own destruction in 1914
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Aged just 27, the Austrian Sebastian Kurz is now Europe's youngest foreign minister after the government was sworn in.
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Britain has protested to the Spanish authorities after police opened a diplomatic bag at the border with Gibraltar, calling it "a serious infringement" of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
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A court in Austria finds seven members of the so-called Objekt 21 group guilty of neo-Nazi activities and jails them for up to six years.
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The BBC's Matthew Price rejoins a Syrian refugee family after their long journey from the Italian island of Lampedusa to Vienna in search of a better life.
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The BBC's Matthew Price rejoins a Syrian refugee family after their long journey from the Italian island of Lampedusa to Vienna in search of a better life.
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Austria finds that 19 Tyrolean men are related to Oetzi, the 5,300-year-old Iceman whose body was found in the Alps in 1991.
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Austria's two main political parties win just enough votes to extend their ruling coalition for another five years.
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Austria's ruling two-party "grand coalition" appears to have scraped another five-year term in polls - but the far-right Freedom Party gets a boost.
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Austrian police find a body they believe is a man suspected of shooting dead three policemen and a paramedic, after storming his home.
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Austrian special forces storm a farmhouse where a man suspected of killing three policemen and an emergency worker is holed up.
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Giovanni Trapattoni's five-year tenure as Republic of Ireland boss ends after the World Cup qualifier defeat in Austria.
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