The Latest Breaking News from Vienna

Schoenbrunn Zoo in the Austrian capital Vienna put the youngster on show in a special to mark her half birthday on July 23.

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer has welcomed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Vienna for bilateral talks that focused on migration as well as on the war in Ukraine

Timothy Fehring from Victoria, Australia, was constantly being sick into bins while on a tour of Vienna - but his symptoms were put down to "homesickness" and he was encouraged to carry on with activities

French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday told his Iranian counterpart Ebrahim Raisi that reviving the landmark 2015 deal on Tehran’s nuclear capabilities was “still possible” but must happen “as soon as possible.” Macron also “expressed his disappointment” at the absence of progress after the suspension of talks in Vienna and…

A new exhibition at the prestigious Natural History Museum in Vienna is displaying human remains that date back to the 18th century - including deformed organs and burnt bodies

Band cite heat, dust and smoke from French wildfires as the cause of vocal cord damage, resulting in cancellation of Vienna gig

Italy's art squad police say they have thwarted the potential illegal sale by a Vienna auction house of a 17th-century painting by Artemisia Gentileschi, a celebrated Baroque artist

Researchers at the Austrian Academy of Sciences studied the socio-economic background of cardiovascular patients in Vienna.

Before the men believed to be responsible for killing Annie's father in a brazen diamond heist could be tried and sentenced for their crimes, they escaped prison and vanished. Three decades later, Annie is hoping to bring them to justice.

With the end of the latest round of indirect talks between Iran and the United States, through European mediation, the four western capitals (Washington, London, Paris and Berlin), in addition to the representative of the European Union, were convinced that discussions in Vienna would pave the way for a speedy…

As reports of racism, homophobia and misogyny marred the Austrian Grand Prix, they reminded Mercedes chief Wolff of his youth living in Vienna when he suffered "terrible" abuse