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The article reports on death and missing of person after thunderstorm lashed village in Southern Austria with increased record of rainfall pushing river over bank and mentions that the village had no electricity and cellphone service complicating efforts to rescue.

The article focuses on European authorities will offer a coronavirus vaccine to every adult in an Austrian district has battered by a surge in infections to determine how effective the inoculation is against the variant first found in South Africa.

The article talks about a refugee Alma Zadic, who became a government minister Justice of Austria. It mentions her charged with defending policies that were consigned by the far right to effectively keep people like her parents out of the country and also mentions her joining of a conservative government under the charismatic and anti-Semantic fireband.

The article reports about Sebastian Kurz. Austria's former chancellor, announcing a new government with the leftist Green party. Topics include Mr. Kurz intending on demonstrating a willingness to make the ideological compromises needed for a stable government; and Freedom Party members being criticized not only for their anti-immigrant language but also for their links to far-right extremist groups.

The article focuses on election in Austria in which Sebastian Kurz, Former Chancellor of Austria, who is up for re-election, seems open to reunion with the far-right Freedom party, political party that follows political scandal.

The article reports that the open border between Austria and Slovenia might be closing again in line with Pro Borders, the military exercise staged by Austrian military and police which simulated mass arrival of migrants similar with the flow of migrants in the 2015 European migrant crisis. Topics covered include the fence built as a border barrier and outlook of Austrians and Slovenes staying in Austria on the fence, the military patrols and checkpoints.

The article reports that Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen has called for new elections in September 2019 after the government collapsed over a video that showed far-right vice chancellor promising favors to a woman claiming to be a Russian investor.