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National Council: Kickl Raises a Motion of Censure Against the Government

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For the FPÖ, the tripartite coalition is no longer capable of action. Harsh criticism of economic policy.

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Austria's Federal Chancellor Christian Stocker had declared a "autumn of results." But in the coalition, it's happening – and one benefits.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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The FPÖ tabled a motion of censure against the Tripartite Coalition. The government accused the FPÖ of polemics, but also blamed them.

·Vienna, Austria
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With a motion of censure, the FPÖ wanted to force new elections to "end this unworthy spectacle". The ÖVP does not think that Kickl "did not care about Austria" when he had the chance

·Vienna, Austria
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The FPÖ has had enough of the government. Therefore, led by club head Herbert Kickl on Thursday as a consequence, it brings a "serious request" to Chancellor Christian Stocker (ÖVP) and, right away, a motion of censure against the entire government including State Secretarys.

·Vienna, Austria
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For the FPÖ, the tripartite coalition is no longer capable of action. Harsh criticism of economic policy.

·Vienna, Austria
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The FPÖ's motion of censure against the federal government failed on Thursday. Only the liberals themselves voted in favour. Previously, party leader Herbert Kickl called for new elections, while the coalition parties rejected his accusations. The Greens also criticised the government. AUSTRIA. With a single question, the FPÖ opened its urgent question in the National Council on Thursday, 15 October: "Is this federal government still capable of …

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Tiroler Tageszeitung Online broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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