Because a “stalemate” between the FPÖ, ÖVP and SPÖ prevents the usual process of forming a coalition after the NR election, Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen has not commissioned any party to form a government for the time being. Instead, the three parties with the most votes should “clarify reliably what cooperation would be conceivable” by the end of next week. Election winner FPÖ boss Herbert Kickl wants to coordinate the talks with SPÖ and ÖVP, but the timetable is still open.
The invitations to the ÖVP and SPÖ have not yet gone out, the FPÖ said on Thursday. Nothing will happen before the middle of next week, the discussions should then be actively communicated.
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The ÖVP did not yet have any concrete plans. It was said that they wanted to comply with Van der Bellen’s wishes. Chancellor Karl Nehammer announced a written statement on how to proceed on Thursday afternoon.
The SPÖ said it would wait and see, given the election results, it was the FPÖ’s turn. A coalition with the Freedom Party is still out of the question. People will still talk to each other, as has been the norm in everyday parliamentary life. Even with the second-placed ÖVP, no date has yet been set.
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