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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Mayor Veliaj alleges Prime Minister Rama threatened his resignation
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Austria
— Gas prices surge past 100-euro mark
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Belgium
— King Philippe begins consultations as budget talks collapse
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Election Commission confirms results as government formation begins
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Bulgaria
— Iotova wins presidency on turnout of less than a third
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Croatia
— Alta Bank collapse leaves savers without access to funds
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Cyprus
— Party leader denies blackmail after internal row goes public
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Czechia
— Broadcasters strike as public media funding row peaks
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Denmark
— Train delay strands passengers as authorities trade blame
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Estonia
— Supreme Court vindicates driver after judge called his defense absurd
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Finland
— Daycare yard project costs more than four times initial budget
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France
— National Assembly deputies prepare to reject 2027 budget
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Germany
— Schaeffler to close five factories and cut 3,460 jobs
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Greece
— Prime Minister puts party on election alert
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Hungary
— Foreign Affairs head dismissed over secret ministry payments
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Iceland
— Defendant admits fabricated rape claim while facing new stalking charges
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Ireland
— Public sector unions schedule strike for Dublin EU summit
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Italy
— Hackers melt supermarket stocks as government warns of hybrid warfare
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Kosovo
— Special Prosecutor and police launch coordinated anti-corruption raids
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Latvia
— New Saeima convenes for inaugural session
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Lithuania
— Former President Valdas Adamkus turns 100
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Malta
— Acquittal in racist murder trial triggers national outcry
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Moldova
— Capital's mayor office head alleges pressure and contract favoritism
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Montenegro
— Former President testifies in Telekom corruption probe
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Netherlands
— Cabinet sets tax plan course after unscheduled meeting
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North Macedonia
— Alta Bank owner arrested in Serbia as depositors face withdrawal caps
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Norway
— Sixty temperature records fall in warmest October since 2000
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Poland
— Tusk and Nawrocki meet to decide fate of Constitutional Tribunal
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Portugal
— Cavaco Silva enters political fray to defend Prime Minister
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Romania
— Former chief prosecutors indicted as police launch 300 raids
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Serbia
— Police chiefs detained for 30 days as student beating investigation begins
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Slovakia
— Schaeffler cuts 700 jobs as automotive slump reaches industrial hubs
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Slovenia
— Mogul's interest in local firm unnerves Bled
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Spain
— Minister Puente faces Congress as rail crisis deepens
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Sweden
— Speaker tests Ringqvist for premiership as coalition talks drag on
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Switzerland
— Public broadcaster hired second convicted sex offender
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Ukraine
— Russian missiles strike hospice and hospitals as Komyshuvakha toll reaches 29
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United Kingdom
— Government reaches draft deal to scrap Brexit food export rules
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