Austrian far-right party hopes for its first national election win in a close race
Briefly

Herbert Kickl, the leader of the far-right Freedom Party, is campaigning on issues like immigration and inflation, aiming to transform voter anxieties into election success.
The Freedom Party's support has surged to 27%, reflecting broader hard right gains in Europe as they tap into public fears surrounding pressing issues like the Ukraine crisis.
Kickl's reference to Volkskanzler has stirred controversy due to its historical connotations, though he has firmly rejected any comparisons to Hitler.
Recent polls suggest a highly competitive race for the chancellorship, indicating that while the Freedom Party is leading, a coalition will be crucial for governance.
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