Minorities concerned as Austria faces far-right shift

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Minorities concerned as Austria faces far-right shift

As voters take to the polls in just a few days time, predictions suggest the anti-migrant FPO, founded in the 1950s by former Nazis, could narrowly emerge as the most popular party for the first time in the country’s post-war history. The victory would be a show of strength for the party, but what will it mean for the hundreds of thousands of non-Austrians living in the country? Shadia Edwards-Dashti investigates.

September 27, 2024