Austria

The economist was fixated on subconscious knowledge and dreamlike enchantment—even if he denied their part in his relationships.

How the Austrian police procedural “Inspector Rex” bridges gaps between languages.

In a small Austrian village, an experimental program finds—or creates—work for the unemployed.

Roughly two dozen possible new cases have been reported by U.S. spies and diplomats in the Austrian capital, more than in any other city except Havana itself.

“Letters to a Young Poet” has spoken to artists for almost a century. The other half of the famous correspondence reveals the treacherous work of becoming who you want to be.

We get it! You’re all incredibly talented! Your grieving father is learning to love again! Now, can we eat our Funkenküchlein in peace?

Amid the ouster of a right-wing government in Vienna, liberals and greens showed unexpected strength in elections across the Continent.