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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Rama promises police bonuses and blames foreign agents for unrest
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Austria
— Legal associations reject Justice Minister's plan for staffing shortages
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Belgium
— De Wever persists with bilateral meetings after budget talks stall
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Croatia reclassifies 52 border crossings
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Bulgaria
— Man not on plane claims responsibility for Sofia bomb threat
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Croatia
— Slovenian triathlete dies during swimming leg of Ironman
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Cyprus
— Police investigate abduction and stabbing of Turkish Cypriot man
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Czechia
— Babiš admits catastrophic defeat in Senate run-offs
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Denmark
— Speaker Søren Gade resigns after secret meeting
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Estonia
— Motorcycle club accused of aiding Russian missile industry
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Finland
— Archipelago residents accuse state of 'outright theft' of land
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France
— Macron refuses minister's resignation after riots
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Germany
— Klingbeil admits violating budget guidelines
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Greece
— Mitsotakis inaugurates national supercomputer in Lavrio
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Hungary
— President Baka declares non-violent revolution underway
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Iceland
— Seltjarnarnes mayor cuts own salary to address town deficit
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Ireland
— Taoiseach demands productivity gains as public sector pay talks open
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Italy
— Meloni calls security summit after minors loot Milan
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Kosovo
— State Prosecutor responds to reports of mayors and officials being arrested
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Latvia
— Competition Council fines funeral industry cartel
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Lithuania
— Police investigate arson attempt on Starlink equipment
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Malta
— Minister moves to criminalize prison phone possession
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Moldova
— Defense minister confirms Russian origin of crashed drones
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Montenegro
— Parliament speaker claims irrefutable evidence of former president's war role
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Netherlands
— Doctors quit asylum center over psychiatric patient placements.
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North Macedonia
— Mayoral candidates head for runoff in Brvenica
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Norway
— Bus crash kills twelve at Skedsmo crossing
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Poland
— Polish services dismantle international money laundering ring
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Portugal
— Lawmakers rewrite rental rules while owning 1,039 properties
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Romania
— Student stabs teacher and classmate in Bistrita
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Serbia
— Belgrade prosecutors prepare special shifts for election night arrests
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Slovakia
— Court clears Smer-linked countess of damages following Fico's penal reforms
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Slovenia
— Tea Košir rejects infrastructure post as permit scandal grows
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Spain
— Rescuers deploy helicopters as floods claim two lives in the east
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Sweden
— Sigtuna abuse investigation identifies seven victims
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Switzerland
— Lindt & Sprüngli fires CEO Lechner with immediate effect
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Ukraine
— Kyiv hit without warning as Zelenskyy alleges US pressure to capitulate
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United Kingdom
— Ofcom blocks UAE-backed bid to buy The Telegraph
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