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Austrians seem more bemused than bummed at Sacha Baron Cohen's unflattering 'Bruno' movie
Austrians could be forgiven for bristling at "Bruno." After all, the film character boasts that his fame is second only to Hitler's and says he just wants "to achieve zee Austrian dream - find a job, get a dungeon und raise a family in it." Yet rather than recoil at British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen's new spoof about a flamboyantly gay Austrian ...
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Review: Weight-loss Drug Raises Blood Pressure
A new review of existing research confirms that a weight-loss drug raises blood pressure, posing a risk to obese patients who hope to reduce hypertension by shedding pounds.
Austrians say outrageous Bruno ist pretty funny
A shocking gay fashion reporter who dreams of being "the biggest Austrian superstar since Hitler" raised giggles when he hit Austrian cinemas despite having rankled some who say his jokes go too far.
NKE Austria moves into new headquarters in Steyr
Bearing manufacturer NKE Austria GmbH completed and moved into its new headquarters in the industrial park Stadtgut Steyr in June 2009.
Austrians more bemused than bummed at Baron Cohen's unflattering ?Bruno'
Austrians more bemused than bummed at Baron Cohen's unflattering 'Bruno' July, 9, 2009 - 12:09 pm Kole, William J. - Sacha Baron Cohen, star of the new comedy film "Bruno," interacts with photographers at the Los Angeles premiere of the film, Thursday, June 25, 2009.
Ecclestone to lose Austrian government honour
Jul.9 An Austrian government minister is investigating whether a national honour awarded to Bernie Ecclestone several years ago can be repealed.
Rhineland - Munich - Innsbruck - Innsbruck, Austrian Alps, Austria
Another early start, nice breakfast and then a long drive to Munich. It was quite wet today and raincoats were required as we walked around the main shopping area of Munich - Marien Platz.
Presidents of Ukraine and Austria discussed bilateral cooperation
President of Ukraine Victor Yushchenko and President of Austria Heinz Fischer discussed the bilateral cooperation.
EC extends fine-dust deadline for Austria
By William Green Austria has been given until 2001 to meet EU standards on lethal fine-dust levels.
Vanhoenacker, Bayliss win Ironman Austria
Marino Vanhoenacker of Belgium set a course record in winning his fourth straight Ironman Austria triathlon on Sunday, while Bella Bayliss of Britain won the women's event.
Madoff Kickbacks Alleged in Austria
US, UK and Austrian prosecutors are investigating former Austrian fund manager Sonja Kohn, chair of Austria's Bank Medici, they believe was paid more than $40M in kickbacks to funnel billions of dollars to Madoff via separate companies she controlled, according to affidavits reviewed by The WSJ.
Old folks saved from drowning in Lower Austria
By Lisa Chapman Firemen saved 31 mostly bedridden people from possible drowning at an old people's home in Lower Austria yesterday evening.
Va. au pair receives caretaking award
RICHMOND - On the day Ricardo Araujo arrived in the United States, he briefly considered turning around and going home to Brazil.
Austrian scientists find witnesses of Neolithic human habitation in Himalaya
Archaeologists from the University of Innsbruck and the University of Vienna of Austria said on Wednesday that they have found witnesses of human habitation in the late Neolithic period some 5,300 years ago in the East Himalayan region.
What garlic and holy water did for vampires, fast and prayer may do to US shock rocker Marilyn Manson in Hungary.
Dignitaries including Austria's President Heinz Fischer watched the drive-by
A procession of restored Trabant cars streamed through a replica of a metal gate this weekend, commemorating the place and time, 20 years ago, when Hungary and Austria opened the first breach in the Iron Curtain and, in former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl's words, "took the first brick out of the Berlin Wall". In the summer of 1989, this rural ...
AUSTRIA: Racism on a Sharp Rise
Mainstream political parties in Austria must change their approach if a growing anti-immigrant sentiment stoked by far-right politicians is to be curbed, racism watchdogs and political analysts say.
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Austria is hit by severe flooding
Austria has been hit by severe flooding. The regions on the German, Czech and Slovakian borders are worst hit.
Austria: Travelling in a Time Machine
European women, like Austrian linguist Almaz Felch, 60, have been on the road for decades.
Swiss author Jens Petersen wins Bachmann Prize for best German-language novel
Swiss author Jens Petersen has been awarded the 25,000 euro Bachmann Prize for his novel "Bis dass der Tod" . The jury said today the 33-year-old Petersen was among 14 authors from Austria, Germany and Switzerland who recited pieces from yet unpublished novels during the 33th Days of German-Language Literature festival in Klagenfurt.