Austria’s new government, led by Chancellor Christian Stocker, has taken office after a five-month wait, forming a three-party coalition to address rising unemployment, recession, and budget issues. The coalition agreement includes strict asylum rules and marks the country’s first three-party government, uniting the Austrian People’s Party, Social Democrats, and Neos. Stocker, who was not a candidate in the previous election, now leads the government alongside Vice Chancellor Andreas Babler and Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger, with a focus on collaboration and optimism moving forward.
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Ange: ‘Sentiment is I won’t be at Spurs next season’
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou acknowledges the prevailing sentiment in English football that he may be replaced even if he leads the team to victory in the Europa League, expressing his determination to succeed despite the negativity surrounding the club. Amid speculation about his future, Postecoglou remains focused on his goal of revitalizing the team and bringing success, emphasizing his unwavering ambition and resilience in the face of adversity. Despite facing challenges, including the absence of...
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