Newsletter: Vienna International News

Russian State Television Films at Vienna Middle School

Christian Klar, principal of the Franz Jonas European School in Floridsdorf, has already given two interviews to the Russian state broadcaster Rossija 1. The Vienna Board of Education appears unaware of the situation, while experts warn against exploiting Vienna's school problems for Kremlin propaganda.

Business Crisis in the Austrian Publishing Industry: Leykam Discontinues Novels and Children's Books

Austria's oldest publishing house is facing a radical reorientation. As announced by the management of the long-established Leykam publishing house, the company will largely withdraw from the consumer market starting in 2027. In concrete terms, this means the end of the literature, children's, and young adult book divisions, as well as popular non-fiction. In the future, the publishing house, founded in 1585, intends to focus exclusively on the fields of science and education.

Epstein Files Reach Austria Again: Traces Lead to Vorarlberg

The publication of the so-called “Epstein Files” has caused worldwide outrage. It now appears that the network of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein also had connections to Vorarlberg, aside from Vienna and the Austrian passport. Emails from 2012 raise disturbing questions about stays in Montafon and Zürs.

From Vienna to the Moon: NASA Astronaut Stephen Bowen Promotes U.S.-Austrian Space Cooperation

Space is moving a little closer to the Austrian capital. Experienced NASA astronaut Stephen Bowen visited Vienna to honor the scientific cooperation between the U.S. and Austria and to get everyone in the mood for the upcoming historic Artemis II moon mission.