Austria's far-right party wins first national election since World War II
The party's leader Herbert Kickl raised concerns by promising voters he would be the "people's chancellor" - a moniker that was used by Adolf Hitler.
The party's leader Herbert Kickl raised concerns by promising voters he would be the "people's chancellor" - a moniker that was used by Adolf Hitler.
Austria's populist Freedom Party, led by Herbert Kickl, is hoping to win for the first time, tapping into anxieties about immigration, inflation and Ukraine.
Intelligence discovered by the agency and subsequent arrests led to the cancellation of three sold-out shows and devastated fans.