Austria Presidential Election
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Austrian Far-Right Presidential Hopeful Soundly Defeated
The candidate vying to become Europe's first freely elected far-right head of state since World War Two conceded defeat in Austria's presidential election soon after polls closed on Sunday evening.
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Far Right Has Second Chance In Austrian Presidential Election
Austria will provide a new gauge of the populist wave sweeping Western democracies on Sunday, as the divided country holds an election that could deliver the first freely elected far-right head of state in Europe since World War Two.
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Donald Trump Victory A 'Wake-Up Call' For Austrian Vote
Donald Trump's stunning victory is a "wake-up call" against the rise of populism ahead of Austria's presidential election, candidate Alexander Van der Bellen said Thursday, three weeks before the poll.
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Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann Quits After Far-Right Election Triumph
Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann resigned today, his spokeswoman said, following the triumph by the far-right last month in the first round of presidential elections.
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Austrian Far-Right Presidential Hopeful Soundly Defeated
The candidate vying to become Europe's first freely elected far-right head of state since World War Two conceded defeat in Austria's presidential election soon after polls closed on Sunday evening.
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Far Right Has Second Chance In Austrian Presidential Election
Austria will provide a new gauge of the populist wave sweeping Western democracies on Sunday, as the divided country holds an election that could deliver the first freely elected far-right head of state in Europe since World War Two.
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Donald Trump Victory A 'Wake-Up Call' For Austrian Vote
Donald Trump's stunning victory is a "wake-up call" against the rise of populism ahead of Austria's presidential election, candidate Alexander Van der Bellen said Thursday, three weeks before the poll.
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Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann Quits After Far-Right Election Triumph
Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann resigned today, his spokeswoman said, following the triumph by the far-right last month in the first round of presidential elections.
