Austria's Chancellor Sebastian Kurz attends a special session of the parliament focusing on a no-confidence vote against him on May 27, 2019 in Vienna. - Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is set to lose his post after the far-right closed ranks with other opposition parties, saying they would support a no-confidence motion against him. (Photo by ROLAND SCHLAGER / APA / AFP) / Austria OUT (Photo credit should read ROLAND SCHLAGER/AFP/Getty Images)
Austria's Chancellor Sebastian Kurz resigned in a televised speech on Saturday following corruption allegations.
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