On 4 November 1993, the French daily newspaper Le Monde outlines the special features of Austrian agriculture which are at the heart of the negotiations for Austria’s accession to the European Union.

On 4 November 1993, the French daily newspaper Le Monde outlines the position of the various Austrian political parties with regard to Austria’s possible accession to the European Union and with a view to the referendum which will need to be held in the country following the accession negotiations.

In early 2003, the Austrian Ambassador to Luxembourg, Christian Strohal (on the right), succeeds Ambassador Gerard Stoudmann as Director of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights.

On 1 March 1956, Léon Marchal, Secretary-General of the Council of Europe, sends a letter to the members of the Standing Committee in which he outlines the procedure for Austria’s accession to the Council of Europe and specifies the number of seats to be allocated to Austria when it becomes a full member of the Council.

Table listing the names and positions held by the Ministers making up the Portuguese delegation to the signing in Brussels of the 22 July 1972 agreements with Austria, Iceland, Portugal, Sweden and Switzerland, as well as the additional protocols with Liechtenstein.

Table listing the plenipotentiaries designated to sign the agreements with Austria, Iceland, Portugal, Sweden and Switzerland, as well as the additional protocols with Liechtenstein, on 22 July 1972 in Egmont Palace, Brussels.

On 30 December 1947, the Austrian daily newspaper Wiener Zeitung comments on the address given the previous day by Eduard Ludwig, Member of the National Council of Austria, regarding the activities of the supranational bodies which are working to save the European continent from decline.

In his memoirs, Lujo Toncic-Sorinj, former Austrian Secretary-General of the Council of Europe, recounts the efforts made by some Austrian political leaders in the early 1950s to promote Austria’s accession to the Council of Europe.