Austria is confronted with a political reorganization: while the government is being reorganized, there are many questions in the Chamber – among other things, who will be the new heads of the Republic. Germany is also looking forward to developments: Friedrich Merz warns of “Austrian conditions” and rejects strict cooperation with the AfD. But how large are the parallels between the FPö and AfD really? And how long does it take before Austria has a stable government?
The substitute. Editor -in -chief of the “krone”. Rainer Nowak, as well as media and political expert Hans Mahr discuss with Krone.tv presenter Jana Pasching about the political change in Austria after the coalition. For Mahr, Herbert Kickl wanted to change everything that does not work in a country like Austria that depends on cooperation in a country like Austria.
But new heads for the Republic were also discussed. The Tenor: There are qualified people in all parties and a new government will inevitably bring new faces. Especially since many ÖVP politicians have already left, says Nowak.
With a view to Germany, where Friedrich Merz warns the Austrian conditions by excluding cooperation with the AfD. The FPö has been in governments in Austria several times, while the AfD in Germany is excluded. In Austria there is a certain “habituation” at the FPö, says Mahr.
Fix is: it will take weeks before a new government is. Time pressure is particularly possible for Nowak, mainly due to budgetary requirements of Brussels.
Source: Krone
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