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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Masked protesters set fires in Tirana as students boycott classes
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Austria
— Signa founder René Benko placed under house arrest
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Belgium
— Police arrest three brothers for killing officer in mistaken-identity hit
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Police seize 100kg of drugs in Operation Kamen
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Bulgaria
— Prime Minister summons Russian ambassador after drones hit ships
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Croatia
— Plenković dismisses no-confidence vote as 'major political failure'
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Cyprus
— Morgue mix-up ends search for missing Briton's body
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Czechia
— Departing ODS senator endorses rival candidate in Senate runoff
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Denmark
— Hacker offers terms to authorities after AI-driven data breach
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Estonia
— Opposition files no-confidence motion against government
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Finland
— Supermarket cyberattack causes millions in damages as retailers tally costs
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France
— Police face sexual assault complaints amid student protests
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Germany
— Klöckner laments discovery of knives and brass knuckles in parliament
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Greece
— Severe storms cut Evia in two and flood Skiathos
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Hungary
— University chancellor alleges threats over government business ties
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Iceland
— Deep low-pressure system threatens 63-year weather record
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Ireland
— 300,000 public sector workers begin national strike
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Italy
— Meloni warns Senate that Trump gas deal would fund Russia
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Kosovo
— IMF projects highest regional inflation by 2026
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Latvia
— Constitutional Court refuses to reopen wood industry case
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Lithuania
— Mufti implicated in unprecedented human trafficking case
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Luxembourg
— Fire kills one in Ettelbruck home
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Malta
— Jerma Redevelopment Visuals Spark Coastal View Concerns
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Moldova
— Leaders gather in Great National Assembly Square for Chisinau City Day
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Montenegro
— Speaker survives third dismissal as parliament turns to constitution.
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Netherlands
— Public transport strike halts regional services
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North Macedonia
— Skopje summons Bulgarian ambassador as Mihailova row grows
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Norway
— Lowest earners see fastest income growth
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Poland
— Police clash with protesters outside Constitutional Tribunal as judge takes oath
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Portugal
— Emergency network misses out on 780 generators despite available millions
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Romania
— Social Democrats consider demands for cabinet entry
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Serbia
— Journalists given 48 hours to accept new editor or quit
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Slovakia
— Former contractors ordered to pay 35 million euros for unfinished tunnel
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Slovenia
— Wrong-way driver kills two and leaves child critical
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Spain
— King Felipe VI visits Melilla following firm sovereignty warning in Ceuta
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Sweden
— Younger students forced to lick floor in school abuse probe
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Switzerland
— Ex-chief warns Zurich rioters may escape justice
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Ukraine
— Russian ballistic missiles hit all three thermal power plants in Kyiv
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United Kingdom
— Chancellor targets online retailers to fund budget
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