Austria’s Norbert Hofer, who swiftly conceded defeat in an election Sunday in which he was bidding to become the EU’s first far-right president, is an ideologue and no fan of the bloc.

Hofer's key message is one of immigration control. Last year, roughly 90,000 migrants settled in Austria, a number Hofer sees as far too high.

Austria’s far-right presidential candidate Norbert Hofer has conceded an election re-run after exit polls showed a clear win for his rival.

Norbert Hofer is running for president of Austria and could become the first directly elected far-right head of state in Europe since the end of WWII. IE 11 is not supported.

Had Austria chosen Hofer on Sunday, the country would have elected the first far-right head of state in Europe since World War II. Hofer, who campaigned on an “Austria first” platform, is ...

Austria’s anti-immigrant candidate, Norbert Hofer, has failed in his bid to become the country’s first far right leader since World War II, in an election seen as a test for the strength of ...

Centrists and leftists across Europe are expressing relief after projections from Austria's presidential election showed far right, anti-immigrant, Euroskeptic Norbert Hofer lost by a 7 percent ...

Austria’s far-right presidential candidate Norbert Hofer has conceded an election re-run after exit polls showed a clear win for his rival.