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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Opposition rejects President's invitation to discuss election dates
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Austria
— Employment service ordered to repay €135m for benefit errors
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Belgium
— Cyclist found bleeding after ringing bell at cars blocking bike path
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Four EUFOR personnel die in Brčko helicopter crash
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Bulgaria
— Council withdraws support for VP due to double-murder.
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Croatia
— Ruling party loyalist returns to top medical post despite staff revolt
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Cyprus
— Neophytou leads internal poll for presidential nomination
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Czechia
— Ahold Delhaize to buy Tesco operations for approximately 41.4bn koruna
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Denmark
— Putin-linked company sets up address near critical infrastructure
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Estonia
— Tallinn councillor tells women to focus on nightgown length
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Finland
— Winter storm brings first heavy snow and freezing temperatures
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France
— Interior ministry mobilizes 70,000 police for Halloween protests
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Germany
— Giffey rules out three-way coalition for Berlin
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Greece
— Copper thieves face felony charges after six die in Plaka explosion
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Hungary
— Startup lands lucrative ventilator contract just days after registration
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Iceland
— Public sector cuts hit waste management after city hall.
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Ireland
— Taoiseach establishes body to explore pathways to unity
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Italy
— Unions and students shut down cities over cost of living
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Kosovo
— Peja chief prosecutor and police suspended over ignored threats
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Latvia
— Prime Minister fires advisor amid lobbying accusations
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Lithuania
— University commission finds plagiarism in Prime Minister’s dissertation
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Luxembourg
— Child seriously injured in Esch car collision
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Malta
— Prime Minister announces Paola mayor's freezing order withdrawn
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Moldova
— Parliament extends grain import licensing to year-end
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Montenegro
— Administrative Court annuls Ulcinj mayor's dismissal
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Netherlands
— Right-wing parties set unfeasible price for budget support
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North Macedonia
— Police arrest eight in Health Fund eye-surgery fraud probe
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Norway
— Marius Borg Høiby requests release with secret witness
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Poland
— Detective Rutkowski regains license after 17-year suspension
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Portugal
— Private schools in North dominate latest education rankings
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Romania
— Government discusses 2026 budget revision, adding pension funds.
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Serbia
— Belgrade Bar Association demands resignation of top prosecutors and judges
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Slovakia
— Tesco sells stores to Hypernova owner in €1.7bn exit
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Slovenia
— Assembly President linked to network of tycoons and church officials
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Spain
— Transport minister faces resignation calls after high-speed train collision
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Sweden
— Åkesson tells feuding party colleagues to start blogs or step down
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Switzerland
— Police arrest roommate after dismembered body found in Rhine
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Ukraine
— Russian missiles strike Dnipro station as death toll rises
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United Kingdom
— Burnham orders cabinet to toe the line on Europe
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