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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Former road authority chief arrested in corruption probe
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Austria
— BMW Steyr warns engine ban puts thousands of jobs at risk
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Belgium
— Gas prices to rise 23% overnight
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina launches missing child alert system
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Bulgaria
— Petrichkiya Escobar walks free as pardon details emerge
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Croatia
— Young people plan nationwide protests as movement grows
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Cyprus
— Police arrest murder suspect after victim’s disappearance
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Czechia
— Interior minister's bodyguard removed for wearing Putin t-shirt
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Denmark
— Police visit starts 13-year personal crisis
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Estonia
— President nominates Supreme Court judge for Ombudsman role
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Finland
— Potent 'peukku' drug blamed for youth overdose deaths
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France
— GDP falls as French economy enters stagnation
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Germany
— Left Party leadership backs Eralp as candidate receives police protection
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Greece
— Plaka blast investigation focuses on stolen euro coin
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Hungary
— Government submits 2027 budget focused on justice and development
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Iceland
— Forty witnesses summoned for four-day stalking trial
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Ireland
— Public sector pay talks collapse as unions threaten November strikes
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Italy
— Government taxes banks and departing citizens in new budget
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Kosovo
— Police director resigns as protesters camp at government gates
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Latvia
— Parliament bypasses rules to grant citizenship to Indian businessman
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Lithuania
— Fugitive rams three police cars during Vilnius chase
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Luxembourg
— Parents hesitate to file complaints against teachers
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Malta
— Trial survey asked if Fenech ordered journalist's murder
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Moldova
— Sandu strips Transnistrian officials of citizenship
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Montenegro
— European Commission expects accession talks to conclude by December
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Netherlands
— Cabinet meets opposition for tax talks at the Catshuis
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North Macedonia
— Government plans 2027 budget as commission ignores amendments for 2026
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Norway
— Police identify missing boater found in Nordland water
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Poland
— President enters Constitutional Tribunal by force after midnight scuffle
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Portugal
— MP claims protest assault while police see nothing
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Romania
— Presidential advisor warns state employees against leaking data to AI
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Serbia
— National Bank shuts down lender with ruling-party ties
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Slovakia
— Hypernova owner buys out retail giant for €1.7bn
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Slovenia
— Exposé Details Alleged Disinformation Campaigns from Prime Minister's Office
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Spain
— Government ignored railway safety alerts for two years before Toledo crash
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Sweden
— Åkesson tells hardliners to leave party over definition of Swedishness
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Switzerland
— Defense contractor report reveals deeper rot at RUAG
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Ukraine
— Zelenskyy moves to oust Kyiv Mayor Klitschko
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United Kingdom
— Prime Minister signals openness to formal apology for slave trade
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