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    Austrian president accepts cabinet resignation, coalition talks start

    October 2, 2024
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    MENA Newswire News Desk: Austria’s political scene is set for changes as coalition talks begin. This follows President Alexander Van der Bellen accepting the cabinet’s resignation. This process is customary after legislative elections. President Van der Bellen has asked the cabinet to stay on in a caretaker role.

    Austrian president accepts cabinet resignation, coalition talks start

    This will ensure stability until a new governing body is formed. Preliminary talks have started with leaders of Austria’s five parliamentary parties. The recent elections left no party with a majority, leading to coalition talks. Analysts expect tough negotiations on key issues. Economic policy, immigration, and climate change are likely to dominate discussions. The new coalition’s stance will shape Austria’s domestic and foreign policies.

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