Austria's new government takes office after a 5-month wait for a new administration
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Austria has sworn in Christian Stocker as Chancellor, marking the formation of a three-party coalition government after five months of negotiations. This government, which includes the Austrian People's Party, Social Democrats, and the Neos, must tackle pressing issues like rising unemployment, a recession, and a strained budget. The coalition's formation comes in the wake of the far-right Freedom Party's electoral strength, illustrating a shift towards the political center amidst Austria's evolving political dynamics.
"The new government will have to deal with rising unemployment, a recession and a creaking budget, marking a critical juncture in Austria's political landscape."
"This is the country’s first three-party government, representing a significant shift towards the political center amid the rise of far-right forces in Austria."
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