


Austria Faces Political Turmoil as Chancellor Nehammer Resigns
Austrian Chancellor Nehammer resigns after coalition talks fail; Christian Stocker is appointed interim leader amid concerns of a growing far-right government.
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Overview
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer announced his resignation following failed coalition talks with the Social Democrats after the liberal NEOS party withdrew. Christian Stocker has been named interim leader of the People’s Party. Politicians are concerned about the rise of the far-right Freedom Party following their victory in September’s election. Austria's political future is uncertain, with the potential for a snap election or a new coalition arrangement as economic challenges such as a record budget deficit loom.
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