AlpeAnony

Independent Austrian journalist, critic, and passionate lover of Austria. As the founder and editor of AustriaNow.live . Writes about topics ranging from Austrian politics, EU policies, migration, digital infrastructure, and local affairs.

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Austria Espionage & DSN Muslim Brotherhood 2017–2025

Austria’s Espionage Crisis: From DSN Breach to Systemic Reform (2017–2025)

Comprehensive investigative analysis of Austria’s espionage scandals, DSN infiltration by the Muslim Brotherhood, and counterterrorism challenges from 2017–2025.

Muslim Brotherhood Spy in Austrian DSN – Vienna 2025 Scandal

Muslim Brotherhood Infiltration in Austria: DSN Spy Scandal Shakes Vienna 2025

An Austrian intelligence officer allegedly leaked sensitive information to the Muslim Brotherhood in 2025. The DSN infiltration scandal exposes systemic vulnerabilities and raises questions about oversight and national security.

Illegal Prostitution in Austria 2025

Illegal Prostitution in Austria 2025: Underground Economy, Human Trafficking & Drug Links

Illegal prostitution in Austria is rising, linked to human trafficking, drugs, and the underground economy. Vienna police report alarming arrests, fines, and apartment closures in 2025.

Miserable Crimes at the Austrian Integration Fund B1 Exam in Vienna

Miserable Crimes at the Austrian Integration Fund B1 Exam – 9 Men Escape in Vienna

During a B1 language exam in Vienna, 9 men fled when ID checks were enforced. This incident raises questions about integration, fraud, and law compliance in Austria.

Austria Recognition of State of Palestine 2025 Position

Austria Recognition of State of Palestine 2025 Position: What You Need to Know

Austria’s 2025 position on Palestine: it supports a two-state solution but has not formally recognized the State of Palestine. Discover Austria’s cautious diplomatic approach, public reactions, and the potential for future recognition.

Pro-Palestine Demonstrations in Austria

Pro-Palestine Demonstrations in Austria

On 20 September 2025, more than 3,000 people joined pro-Palestine demonstrations in Vienna and Bregenz. Protesters demanded an end to Israel’s Gaza operations, solidarity with civilians, and humanitarian access — but debates continue over the real impact of such rallies.

Austria’s Metalworkers’ New Collective Agreement: Raises Below Inflation Spark Debate

Austria’s Metalworkers’ New Collective Agreement: Raises Below Inflation Spark Debate

Austria’s metalworkers face wage increases below inflation, raising concerns about declining real incomes, industry competitiveness, and government policies. Is tax reform the real solution?

U6 Metro Station Gumpendorfer Street in Vienna

U6 Metro Station Gumpendorfer Street in Vienna: A Drug Swamp and a Hell for Women

U6 Gumpendorfer Street in Vienna has become a drug swamp and unsafe zone, especially for women. The crisis highlights police shortages, wage gaps, and Austria’s distorted priorities.

Will Vienna Soon Need Security Guards for Every Store

Will Vienna Soon Need Security Guards for Every Store – Even Old Clothes Containers?

Vienna faces rising crime, from Naschmarkt café burglaries to looted clothing containers. Discover the causes, solutions, and whether Austria risks needing guards for every shop.

Austrian Financiers Top the Charts: Up to €91,500 in 2025

Austrian Financiers Top the Charts: Up to €91,500 in 2025 — What It Means for Wage Equality

Discover Austria salaries 2025 — financiers earn up to €91,500. Learn how wage gaps with retail & e-commerce shape Austria’s job market.

New Rules for Freelancers in Austria

New Rules for Freelancers in Austria: Are They Enough?

Austria introduces freelancer collective bargaining and termination rules in 2026. Strikes sparked change—but are these reforms sufficient?

Trump Criticizes Austria’s Migration Policy at the UN: Facts, Context, and Analysis

Trump criticized Austria's migration policy at the UN, but experts argue crime stems from systemic issues, not migrants. A deeper look at policy solutions.

Austria's Cautious Stance: Refusal to Recognize Palestine as a State "At This Moment"

Austria chooses caution in recognizing Palestine, prioritizing dialogue and negotiations over unilateral action while supporting humanitarian efforts.

Vienna FPÖ Leader Speaks on Migration, Pensions, and Trust Crisis

The Vienna FPÖ leader warns of migration, pension challenges, and growing public distrust. “We expected rocket scientists, but people arrived with machetes.”

Austrian Trade Salaries in 2025: From Salesperson to E-Commerce Specialist

Retail salaries in Austria 2025 reveal a wage gap: sales assistants struggle with rising costs, while e-commerce jobs dominate the future.

Trump at the UN: Migrants, Austria, and the “Greatest Climate Hoax”

Trump at the UN called migration a crisis and climate change a hoax, even naming Austria. But are Europe’s leaders focusing on the real problems at home?

Vienna’s School Doctor Shortage: A Growing Crisis for Austria’s Children

Vienna faces a severe school doctor shortage: 35,000 children without medical oversight. Beyond health, it raises bigger questions about Austria’s priorities.

Major Police Operation in Vienna: Man Jumps on Tracks to Stop Train

A 20-year-old man from Ukraine forced an emergency train stop in Vienna. Beyond the shocking act, the case raises bigger questions about Europe’s security priorities.

Cyber Attacks Target European Airports: Is Europe Ready for Digital Threats?

European airports face cyberattacks, from London to Milan. Europe must strengthen digital security to protect travel, economy, and public safety.

Serial Rapist in Vienna: Egyptian Taxi Driver Accused of Drug-Facilitated Assault

Vienna taxi driver accused of drug-facilitated rape may be a serial offender. Case raises public safety, oversight, and law enforcement questions.

EU’s 19th Sanctions Package Against Russia: Strategic Tool or Self-Inflicted Harm?

EU’s 19th sanctions against Russia: Are they effective or backfiring on Europe? Insights from an Austrian citizen’s perspective.