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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Von der Leyen arrives in Tirana as police dismantle call center scams
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Austria
— Hackers breach Vienna city hall as Social Democrat infighting deepens
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Belgium
— Flemish budget deal collapses over minister's math error
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Constitutional Court blocks regional land deals
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Bulgaria
— Business tycoon's murder halts parliamentary hearing
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Croatia
— Zagreb court to decide on strike as one tram remains in service
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Cyprus
— Democratic Rally fractures as internal rows break into the open
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Czechia
— Opposition pushes for no-confidence vote as Babiš eyes city budgets
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Denmark
— Youth violence videos emerge as climate minister admits goals may slip
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Estonia
— Investigation asks if sanctions were ordered by domestic rivals
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Finland
— National Coalition unveils €9bn in cuts as debt ratio hits 90 percent
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France
— Inflation crosses 3% as purchasing power hits sixty-year low
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Germany
— Labor minister admits welfare errors as cabinet slashes asylum funding
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Greece
— Special Court to Hear Breach of Duty Claims over Train Disaster
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Hungary
— Orbán launches 'watcher' list as government pledges to open secret files
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Iceland
— Police charge event organizers 47 million kronur for summer security
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Ireland
— Public sector walkout begins as storm leaves thousands in dark
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Italy
— Salvini pushes chemical castration as Regeni investigation haunts Meloni
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Kosovo
— Constitutional Court sets eight-day deadline to elect president
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Latvia
— Voter trust shifts as hockey prospect makes historic debut
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Lithuania
— Council member sentenced for forgery as minister faces no confidence
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Luxembourg
— Motorway collisions injure four as school grading debate continues
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Malta
— Superior Courts gain two judges as Chief Justice talks stall
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Moldova
— Drone sighting closes airspace while opposition moves to suspend president
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Montenegro
— Von der Leyen due for talks as court mandates vaccines for kindergarten
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Netherlands
— Cabinet withdraws social security cuts as unions return to talks
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North Macedonia
— Von der Leyen arrives as historical dispute and dry pool dominate local focus
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Norway
— Green Party demands 170 billion kroner budget boost
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Poland
— Russian missile target report and presidential vetoes shake state finances
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Portugal
— Lawyers file complaints against judges as dispute over court fines deepens
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Romania
— Parliament votes on new government
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Serbia
— Street brawls and voter list audits mark final stretch of election campaign
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Slovakia
— Parliament ousts environment minister with help from his own coalition
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Slovenia
— Mayoral friends get green light in ninety minutes as Piran scandal widens
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Spain
— Sánchez pushes through housing decrees to test rivals and freeze rents
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Sweden
— Speaker resumes party talks as bridge collapse cuts off E45
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Switzerland
— Taxpayers Fund Asylum Housing in Former Candy Factory
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Ukraine
— Deadly Strikes Hit Capital, Energy Grid; Budget Under Strain
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United Kingdom
— Prime Minister refuses to rule out rejoining European Union
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