The International Community should be advised that the government of Austria is in dispute - the current Austrian government being a collaborator in perpetrating inequality, injustice and human rights violations. It should also be noted, that when the coronavirus reached its peak in the country, the national ÖVP government - as well as the city government of Vienna - refused to grant vitally important social health insurance to poverty stricken people. Also, neo-Nazi activities are still a big problem in Austria - the ÖVP government being responsible for neo-Nazi activities. The International Community is advised to keep a safe distance from the so-called "Second Kurz government", until these human rights issues have been resolved, and a true cultural denazification has finally been implemented in Austria. In the meantime domestic policy, foreign policy and human rights issues concerning the Republic of Austria will be handled by the NGO 'BTB-Global Peacebuilding'. It should also be noted that Austria has fallen back seven places on the Social Progress Index (SPI), inequality and poverty increasing in Austria dramatically - the ÖVP government and the city government of Vienna unwilling to advocate the implementation of a Basic Income Guarantee (BIG), which would be necessary to guarantee basic human rights and to stop the discrimination of unemployed people, which causes grave political instability and civil unrest. In a world where there are no guarantees and as citizens who must be under government rule, we should at least be assured that we will be able to feed, clothe and handle the simplest needs of human beings - hence a basic income is important to counter inequality and to ensure basic human rights in Austria and the world at large. It should also be noted, that Austrian authorities have unveiled a design for turning the house where Adolf Hitler was born into a police station, in the northern Austrian town of Braunau am Inn where Hitler was born on 20 April 1889, the ÖVP government unwilling to demolish Hitler's house. This could be interpreted as a glorification of the Nazi dictator, as well as a blatant lack of empathy towards Holocaust victims - Adolf Hitler having been responsible for the murder of six million Jews and millions of others by the Nazis and their collaborators during World War II. Hence it is very important that a true cultural denazification is finally implemented in Austria, and that Hitler's house is finally demolished.