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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Police Officer Suspended as Protester Suffers Severe Eye Injury
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Austria
— Kickl associate linked to AfD in new leaks
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Belgium
— Firefighters respond to sixty calls as Storm Boléo batters capital
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Central Election Commission confirms state and federal seat counts.
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Bulgaria
— Voters stay home as presidential election begins
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Croatia
— Struggle for assets begins as major employer nears collapse
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Cyprus
— Left-wing AKEL party expels MP by phone
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Czechia
— Prime Minister likens media protests to US Capitol attack
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Denmark
— Storm surges batter coast as winds exceed forecasts
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Estonia
— Court holds bank liable for thousand-euro loan service error
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Finland
— Energy firm lobbied Orpo to protect fuel mandate
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France
— Hundreds of thousands march against cost of living
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Germany
— Hurricane-strength storm triggers red alerts
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Greece
— Basketball federation president appears before investigator in bribery inquiry
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Hungary
— Missing high school student found dead in Tököl
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Iceland
— Bereaved mother demands answers over child's death
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Ireland
— Minister's housing plan may reduce home building
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Italy
— Meloni pledges no no-go zones after youth protests
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Kosovo
— Pristina urges Presevo Valley Albanians to vote in Serbian elections
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Latvia
— University dean calls for Academy of Sciences president to resign
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Lithuania
— Border stores struggle to restock as price gaps drive shopping exodus
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Luxembourg
— Government negotiates new tax treaty with France
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Malta
— Finance Ministry suspends emergency care outsourcing for spending review
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Moldova
— Authorities raid group suspected of planning mass riots
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Montenegro
— Landslide derails train on Nikšić-Podgorica line
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Netherlands
— Massive scrapyard blaze triggers smoke alerts in Zoetermeer
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North Macedonia
— Gostivar cultural center accused of favoring Albanian hires
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Norway
— Storm Boelo strands mountain hikers as flood warnings rise
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Poland
— Hołownia removes minister as Tusk turns to public humiliation
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Portugal
— Police clear housing protests in Lisbon and Porto
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Romania
— Professor detained as university ethics case expands to seven victims
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Serbia
— Early polls open with long queues and reports of assault
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Slovakia
— Incumbent governors hold power as Fico claims political map remains unchanged
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Slovenia
— Presidents boycott Sovereignty Day ceremony as ideological rift widens
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Spain
— Police arrest 128 as youth rioting spreads to Barcelona
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Sweden
— Storm Boelo strands French warship and cuts power to thousands
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Switzerland
— Retail giant Migros considers cutting 3,000 jobs
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Ukraine
— Russian drone swarm hits fifteen locations across the country
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United Kingdom
— Prince William evicts tenants after selling historic land
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