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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Rama refuses to resign as protests enter third week
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Austria
— Infineon commits €1.1 billion to Villach semiconductor plant
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Belgium
— Government threatens to nationalize nuclear power plants by force
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Energoinvest demands return of €100m in assets from Croatia
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Bulgaria
— Prime Minister asked to clarify if recent murders are tied to oligarchy
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Croatia
— State auditor finds former postman leading municipality with no documentation
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Cyprus
— Georgiadis resigns from institute as DISY rift deepens
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Czechia
— Education Minister faces exit after argument with Prime Minister
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Denmark
— Signe Munk resigns as stress reaches the cabinet
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Estonia
— Paramedics decide against hospitalizing child who later dies of pneumonia
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Finland
— Healthcare workers filmed undressed and memory-impaired patients
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France
— Education minister meets unions as student protests continue
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Germany
— Sinn proposes radical plan to dismantle Merkel era legacy
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Greece
— Chief claims annihilation plot; referees face scrutiny.
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Hungary
— Defense minister's flight costs reach 800 million forints
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Iceland
— Mayor warns transport budget cuts will force new borrowing
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Ireland
— Education Department reviews school threat protocols after ‘frightening’ emails
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Italy
— Government proposes 5% tax rate for young people in 2027 budget
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Kosovo
— Assembly in emergency session after state failed to protect woman.
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Latvia
— Regulators grant official recognition to Tesla self-driving system
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Lithuania
— Finance minister warns of pain as budget deficit crosses red line
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Luxembourg
— National Health Fund reports €6.2 million in annual fraud
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Malta
— Finance minister funds super bonus with tourist tax and foreign labor cuts
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Moldova
— Government signs defense pact with Ukraine as socialists question neutrality
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Montenegro
— Ruling parties silent following 'herd' statement
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Netherlands
— Cabinet offers 350 million euros to win over opposition for tax vote
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North Macedonia
— Judge's brother indicted in corruption case involving bribery and forgery
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Norway
— Houses demolished as construction begins on Stad Ship Tunnel
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Poland
— Prosecutors seek to question President as Onet trial opens
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Portugal
— Ombudsman demands urgent explanation for police charge at housing protest
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Romania
— Security services dismantle Russian sabotage network after arms factory fire
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Serbia
— Student List begins forming government after ending Vučić era
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Slovakia
— Voters reelect all eight regional heads
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Slovenia
— New Virus Confirmed on Three Farms, Raises Health Concerns
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Spain
— PP and Vox seal Senate pact to secure right-wing control
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Sweden
— Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist abandons pursuit of centrist coalition
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Switzerland
— Railways manager on trial for nine-million-franc fraud
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Ukraine
— Russian ballistic missiles hit capital as Southern Bridge closes
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United Kingdom
— Cabinet ministers clash over Burnham's hint at return to free movement
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