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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Cleaner's husband holds photo of cash found in deputy prime minister's villa
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Austria
— Social media calls to violence trigger Halloween riots in Vienna
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Belgium
— Socialist star moves away from party leader
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Highway tolls rise across the Federation
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Bulgaria
— Voters return to polls for presidential runoff
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Croatia
— Villagers relocated as airport replaces homes
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Cyprus
— Man confesses to hammer murder and hiding body
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Czechia
— Firefighters evacuate hotel in Pec pod Sněžkou as roof burns
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Denmark
— TV 2 apologizes after printing 1,000 pages of secret police files for source
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Estonia
— Two boys aged 13 and 15 fly to Sweden in secret
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Finland
— Forecaster warns of historical weather phenomenon
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France
— Interior Ministry uses anti-terror laws to issue residency orders to protesters
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Germany
— Masked rioters loot Frankfurt shops after peaceful youth protests
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Greece
— NGO fraud ring exploited families of sick children
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Hungary
— Authorities may seek up to 15.6 billion forints from Orbán associates
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Iceland
— Stalking trial opens with nearly forty witnesses
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Ireland
— Emergency crews attacked as cars burn in Halloween disorder
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Italy
— Pensioner arrested after wheelchair user found in swimming pool
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Kosovo
— Domestic violence reports surge as police face scrutiny over past warnings
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Latvia
— Government chairs UN Security Council for first time
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Lithuania
— Sixteen-year-old dies in Vilnius hospital after suspected poisoning
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Malta
— Cabinet blindsided by budget measures targeting non-EU workers
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Moldova
— Authorities shut airspace after drones cross border
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Montenegro
— Former president Milo Đukanović called to court in Telekom bribery probe
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Netherlands
— Cabinet fails to secure tax deal with opposition parties
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North Macedonia
— Opposition leader alleges former president is backing new rival party
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Norway
— Police consider firing shots during Halloween unrest
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Poland
— Former Tribunal presidents appeal for change as judges lose access to building
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Portugal
— Police clear housing protest camps in pre-dawn raids
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Romania
— Socialist leaders host luxury gala during austerity campaign
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Serbia
— Police chiefs arrested by their own subordinates
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Slovakia
— Government plans record battery for Liptov reservoir
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Slovenia
— Investigations opened into mafia-like activities
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Spain
— Sánchez refuses to fire transport minister as rail death toll hits 69
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Sweden
— Kristersson overtakes Andersson in trust poll
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Switzerland
— Police use water cannons as riots break out in Zurich and Basel
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Ukraine
— Russian drone strikes hit energy grid and Kramatorsk city hall
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United Kingdom
— Government offers visa concessions to unlock EU talks
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