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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Experts warn current growth is unsustainable
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Austria
— Social Democrats plot staggered exit for their leader
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Belgium
— Brussels raises transport fares and launches renovation loans
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Bećirović and Cvijanović lead as Presidency takes shape
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Bulgaria
— Yotova and Valchev lead presidential poll by 18.4%
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Croatia
— Attackers face upgraded charges after victim dies three months later
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Cyprus
— President declares ‘sky is the limit’ for relations with US
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Czechia
— Editors-in-chief demand end to political violence and information blackouts
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Denmark
— Unauthorized intruders access personal data of 8.8 million citizens
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Estonia
— Teachers share accounts of locking pupils in rooms to escape rampaging student
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Finland
— Retailers brand EU bottle return overhaul "impossible and absurd"
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France
— Education minister warns of school blockade contagion
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Germany
— Merz warns of 'immense consequences' if coalition collapses
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Greece
— Firefighters reinforce Soufli as debt anxiety returns
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Hungary
— Mészáros companies funnelled billions to pro-government media
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Iceland
— Businessman arrested at Keflavík airport following evening flight
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Ireland
— Primary teachers start work-to-rule as government calls for talks
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Italy
— Governing coalition drops below 39% as opposition gains ground
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Kosovo
— Legislation Committee approves Special Chambers law as protesters camp outside
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Latvia
— President begins coalition talks as voters deliver new faces to parliament
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Lithuania
— Public health records 380 encephalitis cases and 8,000 Lyme infections
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Luxembourg
— Woman reunited with mystery emergency responder
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Malta
— Student council demands €1,550 from NGOs for Freshers' Week
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Moldova
— Projectile hits border post injuring guard and closing roads
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Montenegro
— Coastal highway construction begins tomorrow
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Netherlands
— Cabinet advises schools to lock phones away
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North Macedonia
— Professor claims bone exchange with Greece violates Prespa Agreement
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Norway
— National train strike cancels 700 departures
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Poland
— Krakow mayoral candidate sues rival as election enters courtroom
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Portugal
— Government leaves millions in wildfire aid undistributed
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Romania
— President begins search for fourth prime minister in four months
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Serbia
— University financing reform slows research and international projects
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Slovakia
— Minister Kamenický presents second-largest deficit on record
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Slovenia
— Minister Ostroc paid public funds for unseen advertisements
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Spain
— Sánchez calls snap election for November 29
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Sweden
— Left-leaning parties trade insults as coalition talks stall
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Switzerland
— Defense ministry warns of possible attacks on Federal Palace and Zurich airport
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Ukraine
— Russian drone strike kills one in Kharkiv
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United Kingdom
— US withdraws bombers from UK base after suspected incident.
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