Austria scores 45/100 toward Turkey (unfriendliness, pressure), while Turkey scores 48/100 back.
The coverage highlights significant diplomatic friction, specifically citing an incident where Austria identified a Turkish spy amidst internal tensions, indicating a state of unfriendliness and security concerns. This places the relationship in the lower tier of diplomatic tension, reflecting active diplomatic pressure and espionage allegations rather than open hostility or strong alliance.
While one headline suggests a cooperative phase, the simultaneous reporting of espionage accusations and probes into Turkish activities within Austria suggests a strained and transactional relationship lacking warmth or trust. The posture appears neutral-to-slightly-unfriendly, driven by specific security incidents rather than sustained cooperation or overt aggression.