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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Car bomb kills driver in Gjirokastër
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Austria
— Prosecutor charges 150 in vigilante investigation
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Belgium
— Deadlock over budget forces cancellation of State of the Union
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Presidency Member Announces Shift Towards Accommodating Diverse Views
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Bulgaria
— Chinese car brands claim market lead
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Croatia
— Fake doctors defraud victims of millions in criminal scheme
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Cyprus
— President demands Morphou return as price of settlement
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Czechia
— Mayors and opposition parties erode Babiš's dominance in local polls
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Denmark
— Support rider wins world title after team captain crashes
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Estonia
— Coalition parties refuse to support national budget
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Finland
— Public demands spending cuts as fiscal pressure mounts
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France
— Economic and social crises leave voters between revolt and despondency
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Germany
— SPD considers pension summit as CDU leadership faces internal attacks
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Greece
— Police identify murder victim found in Glyfada street
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Hungary
— Opposition figure files complaint over state firework display
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Iceland
— Health ministry pressures 24-year-old into nursing home
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Ireland
— Public sector unions begin nationwide walkout over pay
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Italy
— Government exempts Christmas bonuses from tax
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Kosovo
— Interpol fugitive appears at Serbian election rally
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Latvia
— Police catch 11 drunk drivers as accidents injure four
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Lithuania
— Cabinet links gun ownership to child support
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Luxembourg
— Sports expert recounts career milestones in Sunday interview
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Malta
— Labour's lead vanishes as voters choose abstention over the ballot box
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Moldova
— Drone explodes in Anenii Noi as defense ministry denies airspace breach
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Montenegro
— War memorial proposal divides Kolašin
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Netherlands
— Court rejects investigation into Philips sleep apnea recall
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North Macedonia
— Mickoski maintains wide polling lead as opposition support trails
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Norway
— Parliament to sell 100 million kroner in commuter housing
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Poland
— Tusk confronts president after wave of school attacks
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Portugal
— Thousands march in Lisbon and Porto over housing costs
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Romania
— Environment minister demands weather chief's dismissal over luxury purchases
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Serbia
— Ruling party receives leaked personal data of activists and journalists
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Slovakia
— Police arrest couple for allegedly selling daughter for sex
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Slovenia
— Prisoners transferred to new facility under heavy guard
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Spain
— Police and army clear last major migrant settlement in Ceuta
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Sweden
— Police arrest man after nightclub assault
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Switzerland
— Potential Federal Council candidate faces scrutiny over her young children
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Ukraine
— Search ends in Zaporizhzhia with 20 confirmed dead
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United Kingdom
— Prime Minister confirms Russian interference in Brexit vote
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