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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Students and opposition hold separate protests demanding PM resign
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Austria
— Chancellor Stocker meets Xi Jinping as China eyes Vienna
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Belgium
— Concerns mount that royal involvement in political crisis could risk neutrality
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— SNSD and HDZ pledge to enter government together or not at all
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Bulgaria
— Prime Minister admits plan to tap second-pillar pension funds
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Croatia
— Secret emergency shelters found without medical supplies
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Cyprus
— Fitch upgrades credit rating to 'A' as debt falls
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Czechia
— Babiš identifies wastewater fees as new source of income
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Denmark
— Screaming and chaos reported as J-Day celebrations turn sour
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Estonia
— Defence Forces offer three million euros for cinema
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Finland
— Trams begin service on Finland's longest bridge
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France
— Government calls urgent conference as 70,000 police face crisis.
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Germany
— Tübingen mayor criticized over harassment allegations
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Greece
— French vessel begins cable surveys despite Turkish counter-notice
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Hungary
— Historical figures revealed as communist secret police agents
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Iceland
— Police issue restraining order against Iris Helga Jónatansdóttir.
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Ireland
— Decaying Russian tankers threaten West Coast with spill
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Italy
— Altieri forced to withdraw from anti-corruption presidency
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Kosovo
— Capital faces worsening sanitation crisis as trash and sewage pile up
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Latvia
— Experts reject data for temporary bridge in Riga
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Lithuania
— Grigeo Klaipėda fined €50m for Curonian Lagoon pollution
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Luxembourg
— Public safety warning identifies silent danger in heating systems
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Malta
— Case officer backs eight-storey care home despite visual impact
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Moldova
— President reveals cyberattack affected 450,000 citizens
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Montenegro
— Ministry postpones new marking system indefinitely
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Netherlands
— Ministers use AI to write reports for Parliament
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North Macedonia
— Alta Bank raises withdrawal limit as six investors express interest
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Norway
— Wrong-way driver kills one on E6 motorway
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Poland
— PiS lawmakers call central bank governor a traitor over board appointments
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Portugal
— Law firm drafted legislation for client that paid it €637,000
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Romania
— Judge resigns after sanction for jailing former minister
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Serbia
— Police arrested after detainee dies of torture in Bor station
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Slovakia
— Governing coalition loses parliamentary majority
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Slovenia
— Drone outside bedroom window triggers privacy investigation
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Spain
— EU prosecutors investigate €200m rail safety fraud
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Sweden
— Sweden Democrats drop cabinet demand to clear path for Kristersson
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Switzerland
— Socialist leader labels arms law 'pro-Putin' during televised debate
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Ukraine
— Russia prepares strikes on Dnipro bridges and nuclear power substations
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United Kingdom
— Welfare reviews threaten first major rebellion of Burnham's premiership
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