Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Austrian Federal Chancellery in Vienna on Saturday to protest against the current government.
The demonstration comes in the wake of a domestic scandal involving Austria's vice chancellor and leader of the right-wing Freedom Party (FPO), Heinz-Christian Strache, who was caught on tape allegedly accepting support in the elections from a woman claiming to have Russian ties in exchange for public contracts in 2017.
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is expected to make a statement later on Saturday amid speculation of a snap election only a year and a half after the coalition between his conservatives and the Freedom Party (FPO) was formed.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Austrian Federal Chancellery in Vienna on Saturday to protest against the current government.
The demonstration comes in the wake of a domestic scandal involving Austria's vice chancellor and leader of the right-wing Freedom Party (FPO), Heinz-Christian Strache, who was caught on tape allegedly accepting support in the elections from a woman claiming to have Russian ties in exchange for public contracts in 2017.
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is expected to make a statement later on Saturday amid speculation of a snap election only a year and a half after the coalition between his conservatives and the Freedom Party (FPO) was formed.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Austrian Federal Chancellery in Vienna on Saturday to protest against the current government.
The demonstration comes in the wake of a domestic scandal involving Austria's vice chancellor and leader of the right-wing Freedom Party (FPO), Heinz-Christian Strache, who was caught on tape allegedly accepting support in the elections from a woman claiming to have Russian ties in exchange for public contracts in 2017.
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is expected to make a statement later on Saturday amid speculation of a snap election only a year and a half after the coalition between his conservatives and the Freedom Party (FPO) was formed.