Coalition crisis in Austria: Kickl resigns!

Coalition crisis in Austria: Kickl resigns!

The political waves in Austria hit up after the coalition negotiations between the FPÖ and the ÖVP failed on Wednesday. FPÖ chairman Herbert Kickl announced that he has covered the order for government formation. He blamed the ÖVP for this mishap and claimed that not enough compromises were made by his negotiating partners. However, this is vehemently rejected by the ÖVP. First Secretary General Alexander Pröll described the failure as a result of Kickl's greed for power and uncompromising, which would have made the negotiations intolerable, such as Spiegel.de reported.

The reactions to this chaos are mixed. Eva Hammerer of the Greens expressed violent criticism and described the failure of the negotiations as intolerable for the Austrian citizens. However, she also sees this an opportunity for a government without right -wing extremists. SPÖ boss Mario Leit, on the other hand, was not surprised by the outcome and found it unfortunate that the cramps by ministerial posts anticipated the result. He called for a quick solution because it was about the future of people in Austria. According to the manager, the ÖVP would have shown strength again late again, while the FPÖ failed again in its power addiction, as Vol.at reported.

Governor Markus Wallner and Claudia Gamon from the Neos do not want to comment on and are waiting for a statement by Federal President Alexander van der Bellen. Christof Bitschi from the FPÖ has announced a statement. The political landscape of Austria is now at a critical point, since the search for a stable and sustainable government concept comes into focus more than ever.