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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Rama places stone table for protesters as police face rubber bullet claims
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Austria
— Socialist frontrunners compete for railway leadership
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Belgium
— Prime Minister offers resignation to King after budget talks collapse
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— SNSD party allocates $95,000 per person for Florida trip
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Bulgaria
— Yotova wins presidential runoff with 57 percent of vote
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Croatia
— Anti-corruption agency launches raids across three regions
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Cyprus
— Education ministry support staff begin indefinite strike
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Czechia
— Majority rejects government performance in new poll
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Denmark
— Citizenship applicants get passports without language proof.
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Estonia
— Supreme Court rules 'absurd' traffic arguments were correct
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Finland
— National Coalition Party rebukes coalition partner for 'stupid behavior'
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France
— Students resume blockades as minister demands return to class
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Germany
— Audit office reveals new combat helicopters cannot fire
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Greece
— Storm Agneta floods Rhodes as rivers burst banks
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Hungary
— Orbán claims funding for hometown football club benefited the nation
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Iceland
— Two men arrested after fatal stabbing in Breiðholt
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Ireland
— Unions meet to discuss strike escalation after pay talks fail
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Italy
— Kimi Antonelli becomes youngest Formula 1 champion
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Kosovo
— Police arrest 65-year-old after father and infant found dead
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Latvia
— Corruption bureau investigates PM for illegal enrichment
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Lithuania
— Unprecedented investigation launched into major Kaunas projects
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Luxembourg
— Petitioners seek ban on smart glasses
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Malta
— Jury acquits suspect of high-profile murder
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Moldova
— Government opens applications for heating aid as temperatures drop
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Montenegro
— Brussels Demands Urgent Security Session
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Netherlands
— Reward for 'Bolle Jos' hits record 2 million euros
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North Macedonia
— National Bank takes control of Alta Bank as withdrawals are capped
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Norway
— Ambulance Trainee Alleges Pressure to Resuscitate Corpse
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Poland
— Kaczyński condemns arrest of journalist's husband near cemetery
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Portugal
— President demands answers on police crackdown at housing camps
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Romania
— Administrative consolidation threatens to eliminate 233 mayors
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Serbia
— Student List wins majority as Vučić withdraws from presidential race
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Slovakia
— State data contradicts government claim that transaction tax must stay
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Slovenia
— Government mirrors Polish judicial tactics with blocked appointment
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Spain
— Second rail report blames budget cuts and liberalization for fatal crash
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Sweden
— Hackers crash grocery freezers as stores discard inventory
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Switzerland
— Broadcaster scrubs archives after sports legend's assault conviction revealed
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Ukraine
— Russian forces use Oleshky ceasefire to rotate troops and ammunition
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United Kingdom
— One in five young people are jobless in Blackpool
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