VIENNA (Reuters) -Austria deported an Afghan national back to his home country on Tuesday for the first time since the Taliban seized power there four years ago, and the conservative-led coalition government in Vienna said that more would follow soon.

An Austrian court will review the possibility of extradition for a former general of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), who has been placed on an international wanted list by the State Bureau of Investigation (DBR).

Vienna had previously held up the sanctions over a demand that the EU compensate Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank International for losses inflicted by Russian penalties.

Austria, the Netherlands and Denmark racked up big wins in World Cup qualifying in Europe to stay top of their groups on Thursday, while England overwhelmed Wales in a friendly without Harry Kane or Jude Bellingham.

British number two Cameron Norrie exited the Austria Open last-16 after defeat by Italian Matteo Berrettini in Vienna.

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VIENNA: Austria, one of the European Union members pushing for deportations of Afghans and Syrians, on Tuesday deported an Afghan man, the first such removal since 2021.The Alpine nation is one

Austria's Julia Scheib bagged a first-ever World Cup victory by winning the season-opening women's giant slalom in Soelden on Saturday, with US star Mikaela Shiffrin finishing fourth. Scheib, however,