Christian Kern
Austrian Election Winner Sebastian Kurz Prepares for Talks form Government
Austrian President Alexander van der Belen handed over a mandate to form a new government to the leader of the conservative Austrian People's Party Sebastian Kurtz, reports TASS.
The event is held in the Hofburg Palace.
"Based on the election results, I give you the right to form a government as the party leader who won the majority of the votes," the head of state said.
Far Right Wants Austria to Join Group of Anti-Immigrant States
The far right Freedom Party (FPO), set to become kingmaker after elections on Oct. 15, wants Austria to join the Visegrad Group of central and east European states opposed to immigration, Reuters reported.
Kern: Serbia's EU accession process must be accelerated
VIENNA - Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern says he is not satisfied with the pace of Serbia's EU accession process and that the matter has long been neglected by Brussels.
"Serbia is a part of Europe and a natural partner of the EU," he told Tanjug in an interview.
Tanjug file photo, Z. Mirkovic
Austria Wants To Leave EU's Migrant Quota Programme
Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern will write a letter to the European Commission with an explanation as to why Vienna does not want to participate in the programme of the European Union for the distribution of migrants.
Nikolic, Kern: Ties between Serbia, Austria strong
BELGRADE - Serbia and Austria have excellent relations and the strong ties are also promoted by the Serb community in Austria, Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic and Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern agreed on Friday.
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Austrian chancellor to visit Serbia this week
Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern will visit Belgrade later this week, Tanjug reported on Tuesday.
Kern will be received by Serbian top officials.
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Athens reacts to reports of German criticism on migration
Athens on Thursday reacted to reports saying that Berlin has criticized Greece for making poor progress in processing the asylum applications of thousands of refugees stranded on its Aegean islands and foot-dragging in returning rejected asylum-seekers to Turkey.