Take out before? Does Sebastian Kurz come back to politics?

Take out before? Does Sebastian Kurz come back to politics?

Wien, Österreich - The coalition talks between the ÖVP, the SPÖ and the Neos have finally failed. Beate Meinl-Reisinger, the chairwoman of the NEOS, has announced her resignation from the negotiations, which caused the collaboration of the three parties to burst. The ÖVP is sobered and is to blame the SPÖ for the failed agreement, while the Social Democrats continue to urge an income model for the renovation of the budget. The conversations were already shaped by tensions that came about through different ideas about the financing of the household and the planned pension reform, as new elections move closer

With the failed negotiations, the opportunity for new elections could now be opened. The FPÖ, which received the most votes in the last National Council elections, could benefit from the unstable political Situation, which causes reactions to the international press. As the NZZ stated, the right FPÖ could benefit particularly from this state. In addition, speculation is given through a possible return by ex-Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, who could lead the ÖVP again. If a new government forms, it could also consider a coalition with the FPÖ under his leaders href = "https://www.oe24.at/oesterreich/politik/rueckreitt-geruechte-um-oevp-chef-nehammer/619384928"> OE24

A high-ranking ÖVP politician indicated that Karl Nehammer could soon resign if the talks fail. The internal discussions indicate that various candidates are brought into play for a possible successor. Should Sebastian Kurz, at least parts of the ÖVP, be sent into the race again as a candidate for chancellor, this would change the political landscape in Austria dramatically and could break up the previously stuck situation in the National Council.