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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Government blocks debate on arrest of intelligence chief
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Austria
— New taxes on online packages and fuel take effect
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Belgium
— Flemish government cuts €40 million from culture budget
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Military helicopter joins battle to contain Čvrsnica wildfire
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Bulgaria
— Interior minister confirms arrest of tycoon's suspected killer
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Croatia
— European prosecutors arrest four for earthquake reconstruction fraud
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Cyprus
— New missiles and drones showcased for 66th anniversary
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Czechia
— Defense ministry scraps 25 billion crown armored vehicle deal
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Denmark
— Council member quits following death threats
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Estonia
— Kristina Kallas searches for party successor as merger talks begin
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Finland
— President Stubb receives first F-35 fighter jets in Rovaniemi
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France
— Retailleau weighs ban on La France Insoumise after school protests turn violent
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Germany
— Federal government cuts fuel tax to lower pump prices
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Greece
— Storms collapse Crete bridge and trap residents
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Hungary
— Prime Minister's brother attempted to intercept Ukrainian gold convoy
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Iceland
— City council spends 50m krónur on chairs while imposing austerity
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Ireland
— Hospital theatre floors replaced three times due to poor workmanship
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Italy
— Vittorio Sgarbi hospitalized in intensive care
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Kosovo
— Von der Leyen arrives as Pristina marches for KLA veterans
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Latvia
— Intelligence services arrest couple for spying for Russia
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Lithuania
— Ministry's Housing Accessibility Plan Draws Expert Criticism
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Luxembourg
— Differdange fraud drains municipal treasury
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Malta
— Developers challenge heritage watchdog over villa history
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Moldova
— Households face higher heating bills as winter arrives
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Montenegro
— Ruling coalition considers snap elections following Euro model rollout
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Netherlands
— Aartsen introduces law to define the freelancer
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North Macedonia
— Security agency uncovers network of Russian propaganda portals
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Norway
— Oslo Stock Exchange climbs 50 percent
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Poland
— Civic Coalition faces internal fracture over Krakow election
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Portugal
— Ronaldo walks out on national team
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Romania
— President seeks new prime minister as Mureșan cabinet falls
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Serbia
— Secret pardon list remains under lock and key
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Slovakia
— Prime Minister Fico takes temporary control of environment ministry
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Slovenia
— Judicial probes target SDS associates and MP Mijič
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Spain
— Podemos backs housing decrees leaving government in suspense over Junts
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Sweden
— Pilots refuse work after Tjörn Bridge ruling
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Switzerland
— Glaciers lose 5% of ice volume in single summer
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Ukraine
— Russian drone hits school as pupils shelter
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United Kingdom
— Government gathers evidence on public support for rejoining EU
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