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In Austria, the leader of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) criticized President Alexander Van der Bellen for not asking the FPO, as the party with the most votes, to form a government. The FPO, which won 29% of votes in the September election, requires a coalition controlling half the seats in parliament to govern. Van der Bellen has ruled out a government with the FPO due to their controversial policies.
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