Bruno Kreisky Forum
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Events

Wednesday
7 PM
30 September 2026
DIPLOMAT AND WHISTLEBLOWER: AN EVENING IN MEMORY OF AMBASSADOR HERBERT AMRY

DIPLOMAT AND WHISTLEBLOWER: AN EVENING IN MEMORY OF AMBASSADOR HERBERT AMRY

with René Amry, Tobias Lang, Wolfgang Petritsch, Thomas Riegler, Margit Schmidt
Thursday
7 PM
1 October 2026
BRAVER NEW WORLD. Stepping boldly into the future
Democracy, diversity and cohesion

BRAVER NEW WORLD. Boldly into the future

Tessa Szyszkowitz in conversation with John Kampfner
Panel discussion
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Monday
7 PM
5 October 2026
Realignment in America. How the 2026 Mid-Term Elections Are Shaping the Future
International Politics, Europe and Security

Realignment in America. How the 2026 Mid-Term Elections Are Shaping the Future

Raimund Löw in conversation with Cas Mudde, Erin Kristin Jenne, Reinhard Heinisch
Panel discussion
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Your Event at the Bruno Kreisky Forum

Whether it’s a conference, a workshop, a seminar or a panel discussion – the Bruno Kreisky Forum offers atmospheric and versatile rooms in a unique setting. From a modern lecture theatre to the former Chancellor’s historic living room, complemented by a park-like garden, you will find the perfect setting for your event here with us.

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Programmes

Programme Offers For You!

The Bruno Kreisky Forum is a think-and-do tank: we develop partnerships and implement programmes for Austrian and international NGOs, organisations and delegations. We support schools and educational institutions through seminars and guest speakers to promote international dialogue and global learning.

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Exhibition

„Kreisky here!“

Under this headline, we are currently planning an exhibition in collaboration with the Bruno Kreisky Archive on the life and work of this outstanding Austrian politician. Bruno Kreisky lived in this historic villa at Armbrustergasse 15 in Vienna’s 19th district – home to a Lebanese cedar dating from around 1814, a natural monument – from 1951 until his death in 1990. It was in this living room and garden that Kreisky reflected, held discussions, drafted government statements and received international guests, intellectuals, cultural figures and politicians.

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