Vienna
What a Vienna restaurant revealed about Jewish life in Europe - opinion
A Rosh Hashanah dinner in Vienna offers a glimpse of Jewish life woven naturally into the everyday fabric of a European city.
Pause to ponder: Beyond coincidence - opinion
Sweden expels Iranian embassy official over activity incompatible with Vienna Convention
Shalva’s Vienna event marked its band’s return, unveiling a rehab center honoring Sharabi family
Israel may share nuclear tech with Abraham Accords states - Israeli atomic chief
"Iran obtaining nukes is not an option the world can tolerate" - Moshe Edri
Catching light in a bottle: Israeli, Austrian scientists create perfect light trap
A beam of light prevents itself from escaping, allowing light to be perfectly absorbed.
Star of David flag vandalized in Vienna, Austria - report
Three youths destroyed a flag with the Star of David on it, according to the Algemeiner.
Star of David flag vandalized in Vienna, Austria - report
Three youths destroyed a flag with the Star of David on it, according to the Algemeiner website.
What we know about the Iran nuclear deal – and what we don't
“This is all about the Iranians trying to get the US and Europeans to drop the IAEA investigation.”
Iran inflexible on IAEA probe as EU tables ‘final’ text to revive nuclear deal
The only changes after four days of talks in Vienna to a draft Borrell circulated on July 21 were the resolution of some technical questions, diplomatic sources said of the final text.
New digital archives show Vienna Jews' efforts to escape before WWII
The archive contains the then-200,000-strong Jewish community’s filings as they attempted to get visas and flee Austria before World War II began.
IAEA should move on to plan B with Vienna talks -opinion
The Vienna talks are deadlocked, even though the failure has not yet been officially announced.
Sexuality, nudity and Judaism: Vienna’s Jewish museum launches a daring new exhibit
The exhibit is bound to create controversy: One of the photos, taken by photographer Benyamin Reich, shows two young religious Jewish men, naked, covered only in a tallit (prayer shawl).