ISTANBUL There is a “deadlock” in the process of forming a new Austrian government following the victory of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) in general elections on Sept. 29. President Alexander Van der Bellen described the situation as a “political deadlock” as other parties did not want to form a coalition with the FPO after the election that was won by the far-right party. Van der Bellen, instead of giving authority to form a government to the party that received the most votes in the

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