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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Government decuples fines for protesters as dissent grows
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Austria
— Transport minister advocates for end to flight tax
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Belgium
— Court of Audit slams failed police IT project for doubling costs
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Minka Kreho takes over state court following predecessor's suspension
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Bulgaria
— Russian drones sink container ship near Shabla
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Croatia
— European and domestic prosecutors launch nationwide anti-corruption raids
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Cyprus
— Pamboridis launches 2028 presidential bid with NATO proposal
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Czechia
— Turnov councilors quit ANO as party defections continue
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Denmark
— Single surgeon left to perform 182 cancer operations at Rigshospitalet
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Estonia
— Parliament debates health data as heated session leads to legislative timeout
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Finland
— Drug deaths reach record high as youth fatalities climb
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France
— Rivals reject Attal's plan for primary to block extremists
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Germany
— Berlin mayoral candidate admits fear of terror sympathizers
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Greece
— State officials allegedly concealed 65 million euros in shadow assets
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Hungary
— Former central bank governor leaves office with most of his income missing
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Iceland
— International firm acquires shipping giant Samskip
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Ireland
— Charities Regulator fears illegal group infiltrated Dublin non-profit
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Italy
— Government approves budget to fund pensions and personalized license plates
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Kosovo
— Protestors breach Ministry of Justice after state fails to prevent axe murder
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Latvia
— Advisors accused of lobbying as coalition talks begin
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Lithuania
— Minister says universal conscription from 2030 is possible but carries risks
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Luxembourg
— Questions raised after 22-year-old suffers stroke
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Malta
— Twenty-four organizations condemn budget measures as socially unjust
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Moldova
— Public services director resigns after data of 750,000 citizens accessed
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Montenegro
— Ombudsman rules year-long wait for social aid violated citizen's rights
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Netherlands
— Opposition trio forms bloc to squeeze minority government
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North Macedonia
— Prosecutors choose Iskra Haxhivasileva to lead anti-corruption office
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Norway
— New labor laws on overtime and part-time work stir national debate
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Poland
— Tusk explores legal bypass to side-step presidential veto
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Portugal
— Emergency services delayed assistance to injured protesters
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Romania
— UDMR opposes administrative mergers to protect local mayors
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Serbia
— Interior Ministry ignores prosecutor as bank funds murder suspect
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Slovakia
— Constitutional Court accepts police appeal in case against interior minister
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Slovenia
— Assembly President recorded admitting misuse of office to fund church
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Spain
— Train collision near Toledo kills 68 after signaling system failure
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Sweden
— Speaker returns to rostrum with government formation stalled
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Switzerland
— Apple leases office space for 700 new AI staff
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Ukraine
— Zelenskyy signals readiness for post-war security talks with Russia
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United Kingdom
— Chancellor John Healey delays major reforms until 2027
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