At 31, Sebastian Kurz is about to become Austria's new chancellor, which would make him the first millennial to lead a Western country. <br /><br />Kurz heads Austria's conservative People's Party, which recently won the country's general election. Kurz, who was Europe's youngest-ever foreign minister back in 2013, isn't married, but does have a long-term girlfriend.<br /><br />His campaign appealed to the country's right-wing voters, with Kurz vowing to shut down migrant routes and restrict benefits for all immigrants. It's resonated in a country that's seen a surge in refugees, many of whom are fleeing conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa. <br /><br />Anointed as "wunderwuzzi," or whiz kid, Kurz still has one more step before taking power. Since his party didn't win a majority of the votes, Kurz, who is projected to win, will most likely have to form a coalition with the far-right Freedom Party. <br /><br />Looks like the kids are all right?
