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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Prime Minister silences party critics over territorial map
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Austria
— Prosecutor charges 150 people in vigilante group investigation
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Belgium
— Queen and deputy premier targeted by AI-generated deepfakes
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Police arrest trucker for smuggling 12kg of cocaine at Bulgarian border
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Bulgaria
— Customs officials accused of reviving multi-million fraud scheme
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Croatia
— Corruption bureau releases all suspects in waste management probe
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Cyprus
— Eight firms express interest in finishing stalled gas terminal
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Czechia
— Police car plunges from Prague bridge into Vltava
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Denmark
— Alleged hacker claims responsibility for leaking 87 million personal IDs
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Estonia
— President-elect picks twenty-three-year-old for palace dream team
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Finland
— Orpo demands fuel price cuts by force
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France
— Assembly removes protections for foreign victims from sexual violence bill
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Germany
— Conservatives weigh cost of 'firewall' against far right
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Greece
— Explosions heard as fire destroys Eleonas textile factories
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Hungary
— Public broadcaster refuses to air government press conference
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Iceland
— Government offers 13 measures to preserve wage deals
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Ireland
— Unions prepare for biggest public sector strike since 2009
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Italy
— Mattarella signs electoral law as opposition launches legal appeal
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Kosovo
— President demands full investigation into Gjilan double murder
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Latvia
— Journalist analyzes why election landslide leaves no room for retreat
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Lithuania
— Former police officer arrested after fatal shooting on Savanorių Prospect
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Luxembourg
— Fire in Mondorf prompts overnight emergency alert
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Malta
— Thunderstorms and hail flood streets across islands
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Moldova
— Parliament approves new military structure behind closed doors
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Montenegro
— Police expel Russian propagandists after drone seizure
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Netherlands
— Arson shuts rail line between Rotterdam and Delft
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North Macedonia
— Court sentences serial killer to life for village murders
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Norway
— Tunnel contractor goes bankrupt with 28 million kroner debt
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Poland
— Police arrest 76 after wave of school attacks
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Portugal
— Parliament approves income tax cuts for first six brackets
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Romania
— Environment ministry sends meteorology chief to prosecutors over luxury spending
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Serbia
— Wanted militia leader attends ruling party rally beside president's son
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Slovakia
— Fico presents 403 million euro construction plan to answer critics
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Slovenia
— Health minister paid for ads no one ever saw
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Spain
— Judiciary warns Sánchez against pardon for former prosecutor general
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Sweden
— Three students detained in elite school abuse investigation
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Switzerland
— Rheinmetall chief resigns with warning over spoiled politics
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Ukraine
— Russian aerial bombs kill seven in Zaporizhzhia
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United Kingdom
— Budget troubles mount for Healey as election speculation persists
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