A far-right party founded by former Nazis whose leader has adopted a moniker used by Adolf Hitler won in Austria’s national elections on Sunday. The showing by the Freedom Party, known by the acronym FPO, is unprecedented there since the end of World War II and adds to a wave of support for far-right parties across Europe.

Austria’s foreign minister performed a long, deep curtsy before the star guest at her wedding, a smiling Vladimir Putin.

Immigration and integration are at the forefront of political discourse in Europe, with Austria facing significant scrutiny. Many Austrians express anxiety regarding the country's ability to assimilate migrants,

Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPO) won its first parliamentary election by focusing on immigration concerns. The FPO aims to form a coalition, likely with the conservative Austrian People's Party (OVP).

Many Austrians, however, are worried about their country's ability to integrate migrants, especially Muslims, and their desire for stricter immigration laws was a key issue in Sun

All three leading parties in Sunday's general election in Austria have adopted hard stances against irregular migration.