Former Austrian leader Sebastian Kurz convicted of making false statements
He was given an eight-month suspended sentence.
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He was given an eight-month suspended sentence.
A Vienna court on Friday found Austria’s conservative former Chancellor�Sebastian Kurz�guilty of perjury and handed him an eight-month suspended prison sentence, dealing a serious blow to any chance he may have of staging a political comeback. “Sebastian Kurz is guilty,” Judge Michael Radasztics presiding over the trial said at the start of his ruling. The case focused on whether Kurz, 37, was merely kept
VIENNA -- Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz was convicted Friday of making false statements to a parliamentary inquiry into corruption allegations during his first government. He was given an eight-month suspended sentence.
VIENNA — Former Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz was convicted Friday, Feb. 23, 2024, of making false statements to a parliamentary inquiry into alleged corruption in his first government. He was given an eight-month suspended sentence.
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