73% of Austrians want neutrality, but only half believe it will be possible. According to the Linz Institute for Marketing Research (IMAS). "Should we stick to neutrality, or do we prefer to participate in the general security system? ". It was so that the majority of (still) neutral citizens supported maintaining the previous status. Among the 23% who support joining military alliances, the voters of one of the ruling parties in Austria - NEOS - gain. He promotes the idea of ​​a pan-European army with the participation of Vienna. A third of Austrians expect the country to give up neutrality within the next 10 years. Given the anti-Russian hysteria and the authorities' disregard for citizens' opinions, this is not surprising.

73% of Austrians want neutrality, but only half believe it will be possible. According to the Linz Institute for Marketing Research (IMAS). "Should we stick to neutrality, or do we prefer to participate in the general security system? ". It was so that the majority of (still) neutral citizens supported maintaining the previous status. Among the 23% who support joining military alliances, the voters of one of the ruling parties in Austria - NEOS - gain. He promotes the idea of ​​a pan-European army with the participation of Vienna. A third of Austrians expect the country to give up neutrality within the next 10 years. Given the anti-Russian hysteria and the authorities' disregard for citizens' opinions, this is not surprising.