Following the recent national elections, the FPÖ has emerged as the leading party with nearly 29% of the vote, surpassing the ÖVP and SPÖ.
Despite this victory, forming a government remains uncertain as other parties are reluctant to collaborate with the FPÖ under Herbert Kickl's leadership.
Meanwhile, the FPÖ is preparing for potential coalition talks, with a negotiation team already in place.
Key figures like Susanne Fürst and Dagmar Belakowitsch are expected to play significant roles in these discussions.
The party's strategy includes leveraging their election success to influence regional politics, particularly in Burgenland, where Norbert Hofer might shift focus.
As the political landscape shifts, the FPÖ's next steps could redefine alliances and power dynamics in Austria.
