We have started to collect the most important news related to Austria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
DNA evidence supports an Austrian's confession that he fathered his daughter's children, police say.
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An Austrian who admitted imprisoning his daughter and fathering her children is to appear before a magistrate.
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An Austrian has confessed to imprisoning his daughter in a cellar and fathering her seven children, police say.
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Police in Austria see the cellar rooms where a woman was allegedly held and abused for 24 years by her father.
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Austrian police arrest a man who allegedly locked up his daughter for 24 years and had sex with her.
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Austrian police say one person is killed and dozens hurt as 60 vehicles are involved in a motorway pile-up.
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Austria says al-Qaeda militants holding two tourists extend a deadline for their demands to be met.
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Austrians mark the 70th anniversary of the Nazi takeover with a candlelight vigil in Vienna.
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Militant group al-Qaeda in Islamic North Africa says it has taken two Austrian tourists hostage in Tunisia.
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Austrian skier Matthias Lanzinger will have his left leg amputated after breaking it during a World Cup race in Norway on Sunday.
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A court in Austria excludes a Muslim woman from her trial on terror charges because she refuses to remove her veil.
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The first major United Nations conference on the growing problem of human trafficking is to open in Vienna.
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A fire in an elderly people's home in western Austria kills 11 people, and injures three seriously.
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More than 100 people have been questioned in Austria as part of an international inquiry into child sex abuse.
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