Coverage dated December 1, 2021

Former Austrian Chancellor Kurz says he's leaving politics

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By Nadine Schmidt, CNN Former Austrian leader Sebastian Kurz says his political career is over, weeks after his office was raided by prosecutors investigating him and close team members on suspicion of bribery and breach of trust.

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  1. Tucson

    Austria's ex-chancellor Kurz says he's leaving politics (opens Tucson)

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    BERLIN (AP) — Austria's former chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, said Thursday that he is quitting politics, two months after stepping down as leader amid corruption allegations.

  2. Los Angeles Times

    Former Austrian leader Sebastian Kurz, 35, says he's quitting politics (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    Austria’s former chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, who stepped down two months ago amid corruption allegations, says he is ditching political life.

  3. New York Times

    A Double Resignation Shakes Austrian Politics in Aftermath of Scandal (opens New York Times)

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    Sebastian Kurz, a former chancellor under investigation for influence-buying and corruption, said he was quitting politics. Within hours, his successor and ally also resigned, after only two months on the job.

  4. The Guardian

    ‘Neither saint nor criminal’: Austria’s former chancellor Kurz quits politics (opens The Guardian)

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    Sebastian Kurz dominated domestic politics for five years before being placed under corruption investigation

  5. Local News 8

    Former Austrian Chancellor Kurz says he's leaving politics (opens Local News 8)

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    By Nadine Schmidt, CNN Former Austrian leader Sebastian Kurz says his political career is over, weeks after his office was raided by prosecutors investigating him and close team members on suspicion of bribery and breach of trust.

  6. Sioux City Journal

    Austria's new chancellor resigns; predecessor quits politics (opens Sioux City Journal)

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    BERLIN (AP) — Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg announced Thursday he is stepping down just two months after taking over from predecessor Sebastian Kurz, who stumbled over corruption allegations.

  7. Deutsche Welle

    Austrian chancellor resigns after Sebastian Kurz withdraws from politics | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Austria's ex-Chancellor Sebastian Kurz announced he is stepping back from politics. His successor, Alexander Schallenberg, has also announced his resignation.

  8. France 24

    Austria's ex-chancellor Kurz quits politics (opens France 24)

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    Austria's ex-chancellor Sebastian Kurz on Thursday said he was quitting politics, just two months after resigning as national leader following his implication in a corruption scandal.

  9. The Times of Israel

    Austria’s ex-chancellor Sebastian Kurz quits politics (opens The Times of Israel)

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  10. Deutsche Welle

    Austrian ex-Chancellor Kurz to withdraw from politics | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Austria's ex-Chancellor Sebastian Kurz announced he is stepping back from politics. At 35, he was the country's youngest leader but his tenure in office was plagued by scandals.

  11. The Times of Israel

    Ex-Austrian chancellor Kurz quits politics: ‘I’m neither a saint nor a criminal’ (opens The Times of Israel)

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    Sebastian Kurz stepped down two months ago in the wake of allegations of bribery, corruption; says birth of child motivated retirement from political life

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