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EU-AUSTRIA: How will the Austrian presidential elections influence EU's (migration) policy and TTIP?

11 April 2016

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"Austrians will vote for a new President on 24 April. The race is very tight, as the migration crisis is substantially impacting the national political landscape. A victory of a candidate from outside the current grand coalition would seriously undermine the government's policies. The nationalist anti-immigration and anti-EU FPÖ is on the rise and pushes hard to be part of the government."

See the full text: How will the Austrian presidential elections influence EU's (migration) policy and TTIP? (VoteWatch Europe, pdf)

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