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German-Speaking Heads of State Discuss Europe's Future and Climate Change in Tyrol

The heads of state of the six German-speaking countries gathered in Tyrol for the traditional 22nd informal six-nation meeting. Under the unifying theme “Cohesion in Europe,” Austrian Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen, together with his wife Doris Schmidauer, welcomed his counterparts and their spouses to Innsbruck.

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Innsbruck (Austria), 1 Sep (EFE/EPA).- The federal president of Austria, Alexander Van der Bellen, and...

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On Tuesday, Alexander Van der Bellen welcomed five heads of state at Bergisel. It is the traditional meeting of his colleagues before going to the European Forum (EFA) in Alpbach on Wednesday.

·Vienna, Austria
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Following the meeting of German-speaking heads of state and the subsequent statements by Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen, FPÖ foreign policy spokesperson and deputy parliamentary group leader, MP Dr. Susanne Fürst, issued sharp criticism. Fürst complained that the Federal President was falsely equating the continent of Europe with the European Union, completely ignoring the dramatic negative developments of the present day. "When Van …

INNSBRUCK. Federal President received heads of state of German-speaking countries in Europe in Tyrol.

·Linz, Austria
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Alexander Van der Bellen invited five heads of state – including three from the royal home – to Tyrol. In addition to the Bergisel, he went to the Stubai Glacier.

Several heads of state from the German-speaking countries are in Innsbruck on Tuesday for their annual informal summit. The German-speaking summit lasts a total of two days. Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen and his wife Doris Schmidauer are the hosts this time. In photos of per...

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vienna.at broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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