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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Top official under house arrest; ex-chief's home raided.
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Austria
— New Trials and Social Pressures Mark National Agenda
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Belgium
— Blasts Rock Antwerp, Non-profits Face Tax Probe, Budget Sparks Friction
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Broadcaster Crisis Deepens, Food Imports Alarm Amid Economic Strain
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Bulgaria
— Nation celebrates independence as Radev's influence expands.
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Croatia
— Waste Contract Awarded Amid Coalition Concerns; Inflation Warning Issued
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Cyprus
— Presidential Race Heats Up Amidst Political Criticism and Ongoing Trial
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Czechia
— Police expel propagandists, government plans fuel cuts. New appointment made.
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Denmark
— Greenland Pact Signed Amid Sovereignty Debate, Internal Government Strife Surges
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Estonia
— Teacher Strikes Escalate, Child Porn Doctor Sparks Outcry
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Finland
— Economic Upturn Celebrated Amidst Deportation Controversy
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France
— Key Trials Progress, Government Pledges Fuel Price Action
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Germany
— Merz Under Renewed Pressure Amidst Coalition Talks and Economic Concerns
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Greece
— Mazonakis Probe Widens, Pensioner Benefits Scrutinized Amid Demographic Concerns
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Hungary
— Tisza Rejects Prosecutor Nominee, Health Official Faces Email Controversy
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Iceland
— Technical School Project Under Scrutiny, Asylum Seeker Charged in Clash
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Ireland
— Cartel's 'Underground Bank' Revealed, Mental Health Access Restricted
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Italy
— President Intervenes on School Caps; Government Boosts Pre-Election Spending
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Kosovo
— Diplomatic Push for Verdict Appeal, Special Court Law Debate Intensifies
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Latvia
— New Coalition Government Takes Power; Immigration Rules Tighten
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Lithuania
— Highway Collision, Airspace Alert, Fuel Price Hikes Dominate News
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Luxembourg
— Airport Disruptions Renew, Army Overwork, Dangerous Driving Video Emerges
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Malta
— Institutions Face Scrutiny as Planning Chief Faces Pressure
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Moldova
— Energy Emergency Declared Amidst Price Hikes; Local Election Deadline Today
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Montenegro
— Economic Warnings and Corruption Probe Dominate News
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Netherlands
— Chemicals in Tap Water Raise Alarm, AI Supercomputer Launched
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North Macedonia
— Puls Fire Testimony Shakes Nation, EU Path Gains New Momentum
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Norway
— Oslo Tunnel Shut After Accident, PM Warns of Russian Threats
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Poland
— Terror Plot Arrests, Diplomatic Strain Rock Nation
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Portugal
— Nation Mourns Iconic Musician; Budgetary, Health Debates Emerge
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Romania
— Georgescu Faces Judges Amid Raids; Mureșan Presents Program
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Serbia
— Aid Payments Begin Amid Escalating Election Campaign and Prosecutor Scrutiny
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Slovakia
— Government Borrowing Costs Rise Amid Economic Exits and New Scrutiny
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Slovenia
— Billionaire in Custody, Government Approval Plummets, Fuel Prices Soar
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Spain
— Border Security Bolstered, Gómez Trial Developments, Medical Breakthrough
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Sweden
— Election Fraud Allegations Deepen Political Turmoil Amid Re-Vote Calls
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Switzerland
— Inclusivity Law Passed, UBS Debate Heats Up Amid Defense Concerns
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Ukraine
— Cities Under Fresh Barrage as President Engages in High-Stakes Diplomacy
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United Kingdom
— Labour Divided Over Tax, PM Orders First Military Action
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