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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Educators join student protests as parents allege police brutality
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Austria
— Coalition tightens social assistance rules
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Belgium
— Storm Austen lands as budget talks drift into November
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— HDZ secures parliamentary seat after final mail-in votes tallied
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Bulgaria
— Speaker faces resignation calls after guard assaults journalist
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Croatia
— Corruption probe alleges official cars used for cash handovers
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Cyprus
— Christodoulides and Erhürman seek citizen help to break political stalemate
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Czechia
— Prague Airport chief resigns after 84 days
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Denmark
— Government shuts down mink farming for good
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Estonia
— Jonatan Vseviov joins Social Democrats to challenge for prime minister
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Finland
— Brokers sell movement data of a million citizens
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France
— Macron restricts protests and curfews multiply as unrest continues
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Germany
— Dozens of Berlin police request transfers out of the capital
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Greece
— Pizza chain owners arrested in €25m tax fraud scheme
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Hungary
— Court to rule on detention of former central bank chief
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Iceland
— Medical error leaves 18-month-old mistakenly declared dead
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Ireland
— Storm Austen cuts power to thousands and halts buses
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Italy
— Government spends 175 million euros to end trucker blockades
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Kosovo
— President returns special court law to parliament
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Latvia
— Judins publishes justification without denying violence claims
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Lithuania
— Financial crime officers arrest 12 in EU fund fraud case
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Luxembourg
— Tax Reform Aims to Tackle Inequalities
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Malta
— Gozo driver jailed over fatal jeep crash
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Moldova
— Parliament approves tax and budget policy for 2027
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Montenegro
— Podgorica criminal police chief dismissed over violence video
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Netherlands
— Government scraps student loan interest cap over rising costs
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North Macedonia
— Judges' association warns judiciary is on brink of survival
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Norway
— Government moves to ban religious sect as it plans expansion
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Poland
— Ambulance strikes and kills child in Jedlicze
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Portugal
— New evidence surfaces in Duarte Lima murder investigation
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Romania
— Niculescu demands school safety plan following knife attacks
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Serbia
— Election silence begins after threats and pardon claims
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Slovakia
— Policeman files criminal complaint against Interior Minister
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Slovenia
— Former Prime Minister pledges to tackle bureaucracy with a chainsaw
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Spain
— Civil Guard investigators find invoices missing from Socialist Party accounts
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Sweden
— Volvo Cars sheds 2,500 jobs while stock price collapses
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Switzerland
— Graber enters Federal Council race as Matter withdraws
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Ukraine
— Klitschko vows to fight removal from office
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United Kingdom
— Storm Austen cuts power and closes schools across Britain
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