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Last update: 2 hours agoSarajevo “sniper safari” probe: Austria’s justice ministry has opened investigations into two people tied to alleged paid “sniper tours” during the 1990s Siege of Sarajevo, after earlier inquiries and renewed scrutiny led by former justice minister Alma Zadic. Euro diplomacy reset: Hungary’s PM Péter Magyar kicked off his first foreign trip in office with talks in Poland—meeting Donald Tusk and visiting Kraków and Gdańsk—signalling a push to revive V4 cooperation and rebuild ties after the Orbán era. Vienna Eurovision spotlight: As Eurovision’s controversy simmers, Vienna is still preparing for the contest amid protests and broadcaster backlash. Travel industry pulse: Jet2 says it will run its summer schedule as planned after improved fuel-supplier updates, while Ryanair reports record full-year profit and continued traffic growth. Meetings demand: Cvent’s 2026 Europe rankings show Vienna climbing into the top 10 for association congress appeal. Austria travel angle: With these stories dominating the week, Austria’s tourism news is mostly indirect—through Vienna’s Eurovision draw and the broader regional travel-and-congress momentum.
Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result.
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