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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Prime Minister offers stone table as symbol for dialogue during unrest
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Austria
— Government expels four Russian diplomats for espionage
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Belgium
— Brussels shopkeepers board up storefronts ahead of far-left protests
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Bus skids off road near Tuzla injuring passengers
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Bulgaria
— Security chief resigns after guard pushes journalist
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Croatia
— Opposition moves to impeach Attorney General; ruling party warns.
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Cyprus
— Anti-corruption authority targets 20 officials in fresh criminal probes
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Czechia
— Bill to abolish public media fees passes first reading
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Denmark
— Supreme Court President intervenes in debate over judicial criticism
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Estonia
— Lasnamäe elder moves to evict Artists' Union
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Finland
— Prime Minister says Russia sent him message in Kyiv
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France
— Macron labels Trappes shooting racist terrorist attack
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Germany
— Storm Luise halts trains as second gale Manja approaches
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Greece
— Former referee remanded as basketball bribery scandal spreads to schools
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Hungary
— International warrants issued for son of arrested central bank chief
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Iceland
— Independence Party support falls significantly in new poll
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Ireland
— Storm Boelo hits bank holiday travel with orange alerts
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Italy
— Police go on maximum alert for surprise chat-room protests
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Kosovo
— Parliament reopens fight over special war crimes court
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Latvia
— Railway bribery case reaches Supreme Court
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Lithuania
— Officials indicate protests are being planned over budget draft
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Luxembourg
— Worker dies at city construction site
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Malta
— Partners and former partners identified as most frequent killers of women
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Moldova
— Russian diplomat expelled after drone found in Telenesti
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Montenegro
— Ministry refuses to oversee fuel marking delay
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Netherlands
— Hajar suspect charged with attempting to kill victim's foster father
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North Macedonia
— Mickoski deploys drones to mark national hero's day
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Norway
— State agencies and airlines fight over multi-billion project overrun
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Poland
— Seven injured including four children in Grudziądz crash
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Portugal
— Median house prices jump 20% in half of municipalities
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Romania
— Former Justice Minister's son arrested on rape charges
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Serbia
— Administrative Court prepares for night shifts as country votes
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Slovakia
— Polling station delay extends election moratorium
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Slovenia
— Janša pledges to tackle bureaucracy with a chainsaw
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Spain
— Supreme Court gives government five days to hand over voting data
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Sweden
— Police deployed to Solna mall as shoppers report being crushed
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Switzerland
— Eight men and one woman vie for Parmelin's seat
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Ukraine
— Zelenskyy signals readiness for peace as 126 drones strike home soil
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United Kingdom
— Prime Minister warns of more storms with thousands still in the dark
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