Austria to hold snap polls following corruption scandal
Homa Lezgee
Press TV, Vienna
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has called for snap elections following a corruption scandal involving his deputy. Thousands of people gathered outside the Austrian chancellery condemning the Chancellor’s coalition with the far-right Freedom Party to which his deputy belongs. The Freedom Party has been condemned in numerous demonstrations in Vienna over its anti-Islamic and racist policies.
Homa Lezgee reports.
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