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New Study Shows How Intensively the FPÖ Spreads Pro-Russian Narratives

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The Neos Group in the EU Parliament has analysed more than 54,000 speeches in the National Council and in Landtage by the Institute AIES.

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The neos accuse the FPÖ of spreading pro-Russian narratives in parliament on an above-average basis. The basis is a study funded by the liberal Renew Europe Group, which evaluated thousands of speeches from the National Council and the Landtage.

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The Neos Group in the EU Parliament has analysed more than 54,000 speeches in the National Council and in Landtage by the Institute AIES.

·Vienna, Austria
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Neos MPs accuse the FPÖ of spreading pro-Russian disinformation. The liberals and an independent expert criticise the study as an ordered party opinion or not scientifically valid.

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On Tuesday, Klubobmann Yannick Shetty and EU Parliamentarian Helmut Brandstätter presented the results of the analysis of the Austria Institute for European and Security Policy (AIES). Conclusion: Most of the pro-Russian narratives and propaganda can be found in statements by FPÖ politicians. The FPÖ rejected the study as "ordered propaganda."

·Vienna, Austria
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Ongoing, the FPÖ accuses the government of disregarding Austrian neutrality – especially in connection with the Ukraine war. Instead, the liberals, who do not behave neutrally, find the neos and present a study. AUSTRIA. In the context of a study, the "Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy" (AIES) analyzed 54,000 speeches in the National Council and in the Landtage. The speeches were delivered within three years –...

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der Standard DE broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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