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Government Sends Military and Civil Service Reform in Review, Blue and Green Approval Open

Summary by Der Standard AT
For the time being, the government only wants to extend civil service on a voluntary basis – the FPÖ is against it, the Greens are skeptical.

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On Wednesday, the coalition sent the draft assessment for the reform of the presence and civil service in review. In the press foyer after the Council of Ministers, it was optimistic that the two-thirds majority needed for parts would be combined.

·Vienna, Austria
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More money and vacation for basic military servants. General government large exercise planned.

·Vienna, Austria
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For the time being, the government only wants to extend civil service on a voluntary basis – the FPÖ is against it, the Greens are skeptical.

·Vienna, Austria
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The new Chief of Staff Harald Vodosek explains with which plans the federal army goes into the new budget negotiations. He is optimistic about the military service reform.

·Vienna, Austria
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The government wants to make the service of the federal army more attractive with more intensive training, better pay and new opportunities for women. At the same time, the mandatory militia exercises return – with the aim of maintaining skills even years after the basic military service.The goal: Austria is to achieve its neutrality [...] Der Beitrag Mehr Sold, mehr Urlaub – 9 Monaten Dienstleistung: Das kommt ab 2027 mit der Wehrdienstreform e…

The Tripartite Coalition is committed to winning at least one of the two opposition parties for reform. Civil service should only be extended if there are too few men for the federal army.

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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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