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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Prosecutors target 60-ton cocaine ring and resort permit schemes
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Austria
— Investigation links Russian influence to fall of Sebastian Kurz
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Belgium
— Rescue teams scramble to intercept migrant boat
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Bedbugs return to Sarajevo’s high-rises
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Bulgaria
— Judges fail to elect supreme council representatives
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Croatia
— Police end three-year burglary spree in luxury apartments
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Cyprus
— UN envoy warns of 'huge damage' if peace talks fail
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Czechia
— Government to shut five Romani schools
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Denmark
— Teacher acquitted by video evidence seeks rules for parents
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Estonia
— Homeowner keeps illegal attic flat after eight-year court battle
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Finland
— MobilePay allows users to hide thousands from state welfare agency
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France
— Mélenchon demands radical unity for 2027 presidential bid
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Germany
— Westmetall president warns of 10,000 job losses a month
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Greece
— Government sets 90 targets for 2027 election
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Hungary
— Political scientist defines last 16 years as deviation from democracy
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Iceland
— NATO envoy present at Krakow shooting incident
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Ireland
— Harris pledges penalties for welfare claimants
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Italy
— Enemies of Russia hackers publish police blacklist.
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Kosovo
— Gjakova official allegedly paves private fields while villagers go without roads
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Latvia
— Audit office warns taxpayers' 545 million euros in airline may be written off
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Lithuania
— Scientists discover method to manage life-shortening disease
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Luxembourg
— Education report highlights societal loss of student dropouts
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Malta
— Former Finance Minister claims party ignored his 300-page population warning
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Moldova
— National Bank raises base rate to 11% to fight inflation
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Montenegro
— Single bidders win 42% of public contracts
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Netherlands
— Protest leaders claim country is funding war
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North Macedonia
— Savings bank manager accused of embezzlement in Kavadarci
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Norway
— Two car dealerships file for bankruptcy in Elverum and Trondheim
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Poland
— Prosecutors treat Krakow shooting as act of terrorism
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Portugal
— Emergency services chief resigns as winter ambulance fleet expands
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Romania
— Judge resigns after being sanctioned for jailing former minister
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Serbia
— Ex-President Vučić accused of wiretapping and military service misuse
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Slovakia
— Second fee on Chinese imports hits shoppers
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Slovenia
— Lawmaker files criminal complaint after drone films him at home
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Spain
— Black box: Driver reported train issues repeatedly.
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Sweden
— Andersson rules out cooperation with next Tidö government
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Switzerland
— Aeschi enters race for Federal Council seat
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Ukraine
— Kyiv tests space interception systems as war enters orbit
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United Kingdom
— Brand convicted of rape and sexual assault after 18-day trial
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