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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Special prosecutors accuse former Milan director of money laundering
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Austria
— Millionaire accuses tax authorities of extortion in bribery trial
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Belgium
— Federal budget talks stall as ministers weigh freezing pensioner holiday pay
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Court acquits former intelligence chief of abuse charges
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Bulgaria
— Security forces detain Sungurlare mayor for questioning
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Croatia
— Constitutional Court faces blockade as four judges depart
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Cyprus
— Erhürman rejects proposal to repopulate Varosha
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Czechia
— Defense minister's flight leaves military without reachable leader
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Denmark
— Government tax cut offer splits the opposition
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Estonia
— Victim of famous DJ details harrowing assault
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Finland
— Swedish pension boss warns government to stay away from funds
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France
— Senate President suggests banning La France Insoumise
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Germany
— Alice Schwarzer to close feminist magazine Emma after 50 years
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Greece
— Teachers and doctors strike as police seal central Athens
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Hungary
— Former central bank governor detained in fraud investigation
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Iceland
— Government introduces nature pass as Gullfoss visitor fees begin
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Ireland
— Police arrest three over Waterford petrol bomb murders
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Italy
— Government introduces new crime for protesters with 12-year sentences
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Kosovo
— Minister accuses UN mission of relying on Serbian propaganda
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Latvia
— Large-caliber WWII munitions halt Rail Baltica construction
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Lithuania
— Traveler passport data appears on Russian black market
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Luxembourg
— Fire breaks out at Cattenom nuclear plant transformer
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Malta
— Climbing bolt failure linked to fatal Żurrieq accident
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Moldova
— Investigation launched into alleged Cocieri center assaults
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Montenegro
— State auditors issue double negative opinion on missing millions
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Netherlands
— Suspect Arrested in Violent Death of Hajar
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North Macedonia
— Former postal director charged over millions in penalties.
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Norway
— Russian properties seized in Oslo over 40-billion-kroner claim
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Poland
— Sixteen-year-old arrested for planning mass murder
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Portugal
— Police clear housing camps as protesters gather for justice vigil
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Romania
— Niculescu takes office as minority government ends half-year deadlock
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Serbia
— Police arrest suspects for planning election day unrest
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Slovakia
— Brussels heating fee threatens to cost households thousands
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Slovenia
— Logar and Democrats face complaint over political actions.
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Spain
— Supreme Court dismisses president after unprecedented internal complaint
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Sweden
— Stockholm's regional government returns to rejected solution
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Switzerland
— Cyberattack steals data of hundreds of thousands
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Ukraine
— Anti-corruption agents search National Bank chief
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United Kingdom
— Government approves Jackdaw gas field as UN warns of climate risk
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