Austrian chancellor pledges to get to the bottom of smear campaignVIENNA (Reuters) - Austria s Social Democratic (SPO) Chancellor Christian Kern pledged on Sunday to get to the bottom of his party s connection to a smear campaign against the head of the main opposition People s Party two weeks before a parliamentary election. Austrian newspapers reported on Saturday that Tal Silberstein, a former SPO adviser dismissed this summer, was behind two websites making unsubstantiated allegations against Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz, whose People s Party is leading polls ahead of the Oct. 15 parliamentary election.  It matters to me that we gain full transparency on what happened. We decided to set up an internal task force to review what happened in a thorough and transparent way,  Kern told journalists at a press briefing in Vienna. SPO chairman Georg Niedermuehlbichler announced his resignation on Saturday over the matter. Kern said the SPO had stopped working with Silberstein on Aug. 17, including all money transfers, and that it was not clear why the activities attributed to him continued and even intensified after that date.   I am referring to anti-semitic propaganda that I reject with all my heart,  Kern said. Reuters has been unable to reach Silberstein for comment. Kern said he was also very interested in finding out who was behind leaked emails during the campaign that were aimed at harming him. He hinted that other political parties might be involved. The leader of the Green Party, Ulrike Lunacek, said in a statement that if Kern had indications that other parties were involved he should make them public. Herbert Kickl, secretary general of Austria s far-right Freedom Party (FPO), said in a statement Kern had  missed his chance to step down honorably  and was instead trying to present himself as a victim. worldnews
austrian chancellor pledges get bottom smear campaignvienna reuters austria social democratic spo chancellor christian keen pledged sunday get bottom party connection smear campaign head main opposition people party two weeks parliamentary election austrian newspapers reported saturday tal silberstein former spo adviser dismissed summer behind two websites making unsubstantiated allegations foreign minister sebastian kur whose people party leading polls ahead parliamentary election it matters gain full transparency happened we decided set internal task force review happened thorough transparent way keen told journalists press briefing vienna spo chairman george niedermuehlbichler announced resignation saturday matter keen said spo stopped working silberstein including money transfers clear activities attributed continued even intensified date i referring propaganda i reject heart keen said reuters unable reach silberstein comment keen said also interested finding behind leaked emails campaign aimed harming he hinted political parties might involved the leader green party like lunacek said statement keen indications parties involved make public herbert kick secretary general austria freedom party po said statement keen missed chance step honorably instead trying present victim worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Austrian chancellor pledges to get to the bottom of smear campaignVIENNA (Reuters) - Austria s Social Democratic (SPO) Chancellor Christian Kern pledged on Sunday to get to the bottom of his party s connection to a smear campaign against the head of the main opposition People s Party two weeks before a parliamentary election. Austrian newspapers reported on Saturday that Tal Silberstein, a former SPO adviser dismissed this summer, was behind two websites making unsubstantiated allegations against Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz, whose People s Party is leading polls ahead of the Oct. 15 parliamentary election.  It matters to me that we gain full transparency on what happened. We decided to set up an internal task force to review what happened in a thorough and transparent way,  Kern told journalists at a press briefing in Vienna. SPO chairman Georg Niedermuehlbichler announced his resignation on Saturday over the matter. Kern said the SPO had stopped working with Silberstein on Aug. 17, including all money transfers, and that it was not clear why the activities attributed to him continued and even intensified after that date.   I am referring to anti-semitic propaganda that I reject with all my heart,  Kern said. Reuters has been unable to reach Silberstein for comment. Kern said he was also very interested in finding out who was behind leaked emails during the campaign that were aimed at harming him. He hinted that other political parties might be involved. The leader of the Green Party, Ulrike Lunacek, said in a statement that if Kern had indications that other parties were involved he should make them public. Herbert Kickl, secretary general of Austria s far-right Freedom Party (FPO), said in a statement Kern had  missed his chance to step down honorably  and was instead trying to present himself as a victim. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: austrian chancellor pledges get bottom smear campaignvienna reuters austria social democratic spo chancellor christian keen pledged sunday get bottom party connection smear campaign head main opposition people party two weeks parliamentary election austrian newspapers reported saturday tal silberstein former spo adviser dismissed summer behind two websites making unsubstantiated allegations foreign minister sebastian kur whose people party leading polls ahead parliamentary election it matters gain full transparency happened we decided set internal task force review happened thorough transparent way keen told journalists press briefing vienna spo chairman george niedermuehlbichler announced resignation saturday matter keen said spo stopped working silberstein including money transfers clear activities attributed continued even intensified date i referring propaganda i reject heart keen said reuters unable reach silberstein comment keen said also interested finding behind leaked emails campaign aimed harming he hinted political parties might involved the leader green party like lunacek said statement keen indications parties involved make public herbert kick secretary general austria freedom party po said statement keen missed chance step honorably instead trying present victim worldnews