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Louise Schmidt
The Waiting Room as a Political Statement There is a place in Graz where political theory suddenly becomes secondary. It is not a gleaming conference hall, but a modest office inside City Hall. Here sit people who, elsewhere, would long since have given up: burdened... Read More "The Red Fortress in the Blue Sea: Why Graz Has Become the Litmus Test for Progressive Politics"
Flicker / KPÖ
If you ask a random passer-by on the streets of Salzburg what sets the Communist Party of Austria (KPÖ) apart, they will probably have quite a bit to say — regardless of whether they vote for the KPÖ or not.
Read More "Setting Ourselves Apart"
Read More "Setting Ourselves Apart"
For the coming weeks, RLS Brussels Office will publish clips from colleagues, comrades, and friends from Europe and beyond giving personal impressions of the crisis, the measures, living and coping. Today, Rainer Hackauf, Bureau für Selbstorganisierung & Salon Bildung, reports about the measures taken in Austria and reflects the criticisms of the government.
Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) down 10% – Greens back in National Council with 14% Fresh elections were held in Austria on Sunday, 29 September. They were called after the Ibiza video had blown apart the governing coalition between the right-wing conservative Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) and the far-right Freedom Party... Read More "Parliamentary elections in Austria"