We have started to collect the most important news related to Austria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
An international conference on relations between Muslims and non-Muslims opens in Vienna on Monday.
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A Vienna conference on Muslims' ties with non-Muslims hears calls not to let terrorism distort Islam's image.
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British revisionist historian David Irving is detained in Austria on charges of denying the Nazi Holocaust.
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Austria may hold UK historian David Irving for a week as it weighs a case against him for Holocaust denial.
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Iran says it is ready to consider an EU bid to resume talks on its nuclear aims after Russia suggests a compromise.
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Austrian authorities refuse bail for British historian David Irving, who faces Holocaust denial charges.
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A UN inquiry into the killing of Rafik Hariri has adjourned the questioning of five Syrian officials in Vienna, diplomats say.
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Iran's hardline President Ahmadinejad says that Germany and Austria should give up land to host Israel.
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Iran and EU states are set to meet again next month after fresh talks about Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's name is deleted from his Austrian hometown's websites in a spat over the US death penalty.
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Austria takes over the EU presidency, with its leader expecting no major moves towards an EU constitution.
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Bethany Bell reports from Vienna on the challenges Austria faces as it takes over the EU presidency.
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Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer, whose life was portrayed in the book and film Seven Years in Tibet, dies aged 93.
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A Vienna court orders Austria to hand back five Gustav Klimt paintings to original owner
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Austrian Chancellor Wolfgang Schuessel calls on the EU to reduce its dependence on Russian gas supplies.
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An Austrian museum puts five Gustav Klimt paintings into storage after receiving e-mail threats.
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Austrian police recover a $60m (£33.9m) figurine called Saliera, or salt cellar, after a suspect turned himself in.
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People around the world mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of Mozart with a series of special events.
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The deadly H5N1 bird flu virus has reached Austria, health officials say after tests on swans.
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