Vienna Must Not Become Paris: FPÖ Slogan Echoes Through Decades ↗
Front page leadThe blue club leader Maximilian Krauss has learned from his predecessors and does not shy away from provocation, continuing a long-standing FPÖ slogan.
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The Kurier front page features stories on Austrian politics, a comparison between Vienna and Paris regarding public order, and the theft of diamonds from a museum in Vienna. There's also a story about the historical use of a political slogan by the FPÖ party.
The blue club leader Maximilian Krauss has learned from his predecessors and does not shy away from provocation, continuing a long-standing FPÖ slogan.
The FPÖ aims to score political points in Vienna with Parisian unrest. This is a city comparison across six dimensions.
Every trace of the necklace from the MAK is missing as before; an expert explains whether the individual gemstones could even be assigned to the original piece of jewelry.