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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Prosecutor Association opposes government criminal code reform
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Austria
— Health agency estimates record 995 heat deaths this summer
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Belgium
— Child murderer to be sentenced following conviction
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Election Commission plans to release first results an hour after polls close
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Bulgaria
— Cabinet offers coastal site for Rheinmetall defense plant
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Croatia
— Homeland Movement threatens coalition over WWII memorial dispute
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Cyprus
— Democratic Rally bureau meets to decide on early presidential nominations
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Czechia
— Diesel prices set to fall as state measures fail to land
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Denmark
— Defense Minister faces party punishment for 'time-cooking'
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Estonia
— Investigation probes whether political rivals triggered businessman's sanctions
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Finland
— Orpo meets security chiefs over observations on MP safety
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France
— Interior minister deploys riot police after 40 principals injured
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Germany
— President fears state crisis and initiates contact
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Greece
— Domestic violence suspect stabs ex-partner after five police reports
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Hungary
— Prime Minister's Office reports own think tank for budget fraud
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Iceland
— Energy CEO resigns following board misconduct allegations
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Ireland
— Budget talks stall as ministers fail to agree spending limits
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Italy
— General strike halts trains and schools
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Kosovo
— Von der Leyen urges law changes as presidential deadline nears
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Latvia
— Parties weigh coalition with Ainārs Šlesers as election approaches
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Lithuania
— Minor at center of political dispute finds mother dead
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Luxembourg
— Mysterious doorbell ringers spark citywide anxiety
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Malta
— Former employers' chief returns national award as Fenech acquittal appeal begins
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Moldova
— Government plans to abolish 32 districts for three new regions
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Montenegro
— Government commits millions to capital projects reaching 2027
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Netherlands
— King orders report into House of Orange colonial history
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North Macedonia
— Citizen investigated for Russian influence and diplomatic leaks
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Norway
— Queen Mette-Marit misses Parliament opening due to illness
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Poland
— Nawrocki signs fuel price cuts as Sikorski labels his speech brazen
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Portugal
— Former health secretary faces new influence-peddling claims
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Romania
— Caretaker Prime Minister questioned over businessman's office visit
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Serbia
— Police officer suspended after video contradicts official report
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Slovakia
— Attack in Staškov leaves two dead
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Slovenia
— Health ministry associate linked to corruption probe
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Spain
— Sánchez considers November election as housing coalition fractures
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Sweden
— Questions grow over lack of will to form government
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Switzerland
— Two-thirds of voters want to cancel F-35 fighter jet deal
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Ukraine
— Russian drone strikes close three bridges in Kyiv
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United Kingdom
— Government joins emergency talks to release strategic diesel reserves
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