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Foglar infuriated by 'tactical games'
Austrian Trade Union (ÖGB) President Erich Foglar has accused the vice chancellor of "playing games".
Le Carré novel hits the big screen
A new espionage film is now on at the Burgkino Vienna where all movies are screened in their original versions.
Kadyrov welcomes Austrian right-wingers
A delegation of representatives of a rightist Austrian party met with Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov, it has emerged.
Gourmet evenings at Linsberg Asia
Less than an hour away from Vienna is the Linsberg Asia - four star hotel, spa and culinary hotspot. For several years now the Linsberg restaurant has been producing award-winning food, receiving the ultimate accolade in the most recent Gault Millau when its lamb was described simply as melt in the mouth.
Felderer 'disappointed' as government eyes up tax hikes
A leading economist has criticised the government for making tax hikes an essential part of its upcoming savings package.
Unionists criticise hotels over mini-jobbers
Labour union leaders are alarmed as the number of tourism sector mini-jobbers is climbing.
Satek snatches Zielpunkt
A German businessman has taken over Zielpunkt.
Europe's highest brewery in Austria
Europe’s highest brewery has opened in Austria. The "Asitz Bräu" which opened for business on 17 December last year, is located at 1,760 metres and is run by the Altenberger family, owners of four star hotel "Der Krallerhof" in Leogang.
Austria registers decrease of business bankruptcies
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Steve Naidamast wrote on 10. 12. 2011 from New York, USA about "Clem Chambers - Five futu..."
My wife and I have financial investments with Bank Austria so we are tracking quite closely what is going on with the EU. That being said, Herr Chambers' essay is so far the best of all the writings I have read on the matter to date, most of which appear to be more sensationalistic than anything else. And I tend to agree with Herr Chambers' viewpoint that it is Frau Merkel who is "gumming up" the works in all these current summits. As esteemed economist Dr. Michael Hudson has been saying for months now, "Debts that cannot be repaid won't be.", should be used as a guide as to what is actually going to happen in the coming months, which will most likely see the southern European countries leaving the Euro maintaining the Euro as a strong currency. As the British statesman, Nick Farage has said, these countries should have never been allowed into the EMU in the first place since a single currency cannot be sustained with such diversity in the economies of the various nations. The original 9 countries to the EMU should have been left as is...
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Andy wrote on 04. 12. 2011 from UK about "Polish Fans : We'll Destr..."
Why use weapons? The English only ever use theirs heads, feet and fists. Cowardly Eastern Europeans I reckon.
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edward wrote on 03. 12. 2011 from South Africa about "Nazi Habit..."
Of course, most people still are mistakenly under the impression that millions died in gas chambers at Auschwitz (never mind that Auschwitz officially reduced the death toll in 1990 from 4 million down to 1,5 million of ALL persons interned there, and due to all reasons, including old age, diseases, etc. Hence the exaggerated reaction to the sign, even though Auschwitz was certainly not a pleasant place to be, to put it mildly. Most likely, these were the complaints of one or two uninformed persons. Regarding Auschwitz, the words of celebrated survivor Primo Levi, says it best in his book on his experiences there: "...in any case, the important thing for the camp is NOT that the most useless prisoners be eliminated..." Primo (a Polish Jew) makes other similar statements contradicting entirely the standard exterminationists view of Auschwitz, such as the fact that he could never understand why "those selected for the gas chambers due to their frail health, were given double-rations for two or three days, sometimes much longer." Obviously,the intention was not to gas them. Nevertheless, I appreciate the fact that the sign might upset certain persons, and it is insensitive on the owners part to display the sign in such a visible manner.
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robert swart wrote on 02. 12. 2011 from Malaga about "100 To One..."
En ik ben nr 101
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karl gray wrote on 02. 12. 2011 from uk about "Nazi Habit..."
"Hundreds of complaints" I think not........more like one or two of the chosen few
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Geilebeer wrote on 01. 12. 2011 from Texel about "100 To One..."
Lekker heur, leuke meid
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Ron wrote on 01. 12. 2011 from The World about "100 To One..."
Congrats girl,you are the no1 WHORE off whole Croatia.Your mamma must be proud off you.
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revati wrote on 29. 11. 2011 from about "Southeast Austria feeling..."
Climate change is happening globally. It's causing unpredictable weather changes like longer than usual drought and floods in places where they have never been experienced before. Climate change is expected to reverse peoples' human development and now it is time to invest in technology that enables communities to gain access to energy that does not produce greenhouse gases. Documentary "Climate Change" talks about the same issue. This documentary gives a quick overview of the efforts undertaken by UNDP to support such technology. To watch the documentary online visit- http://www.cultureunplugged.com/play/989
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sanil wrote on 27. 11. 2011 from india, kerala about "120k Rape Victims: Report..."
I can'nt believe this. women are humiliated by men all around world.
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Marlyn wrote on 22. 11. 2011 from Vienna about "Tova and the Stadt - Tent..."
Tichy! Love their ice cream, a must visit.
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