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Austria’s democracy, for decades one of Europe’s most stable political systems, is entering a period of uncertainty, as a longstanding balance between moderate forces unravels. With snap elections called for October, the far-right Freedom Party stands to gain—or at least change the conversation.
How Austrian Politics Went From Over-Stability to Unpredictability
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