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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Tirana's Youth Park disappears under shadow of new tower
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Austria
— Supervisory board reviews 3,820 chats in public broadcaster scandal
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Belgium
— Mayor urges students back to class after 33 arrests in Liege
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Authorities organize state commemoration for convicted war criminal
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Bulgaria
— Radev expects air defense deal as navy probes drone strikes
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Croatia
— Macron arrives in Split for summit
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Cyprus
— Government launches new agency to dismantle criminal networks
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Czechia
— Court convicts former hospital managers of blackmailing surgeons
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Denmark
— Ministry loses track of how four people became citizens
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Estonia
— Individual's annual donations exceed lifetime earnings of the wealthy
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Finland
— Finance ministry proposes raising retirement age to 70
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France
— Interior minister suspends stun grenades after student loses hand
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Germany
— Former intelligence chief arrested for espionage
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Greece
— Rubio's visit locks down Athens as security halts traffic
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Hungary
— Construction tycoons surrender 23 trillion forint highway contract
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Iceland
— Lawmakers propose formal declaration that the country is not an EU applicant
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Ireland
— Watchdog warns government is ignoring spending speed limits
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Italy
— Prosecutors investigate minister's ties to university corruption probe
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Kosovo
— Assembly elects Justina Shiroka-Pula as president after midnight deal
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Latvia
— Rat urine and millions found at illegal cigarette operation
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Lithuania
— Agnė Bilotaitė resigns from parliament as Masiulis returns to seat
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Luxembourg
— Finance Minister presents state budget to Parliament
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Malta
— Trudeau and tourism heavyweights arrive for summit
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Moldova
— Arbitral tribunal rejects 471m lei gas industry claim
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Montenegro
— Special Prosecutor moves to seize villas and armored cars of Kavak clan
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Netherlands
— Last NSC representative quits after Keijzer rapprochement
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North Macedonia
— Prosecutor arrested for bribery as police search home and office
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Norway
— Government proposes largest income tax cut in 20 years
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Poland
— Internal document signals concerning economic forecasts
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Portugal
— Pension fund cuts 3,000 monthly payments after calculation error
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Romania
— President designates Niculescu as prime minister to end political deadlock
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Serbia
— Ruling party activists accused of assault and data leaks
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Slovakia
— Hasty changes made to allow governing without limits
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Slovenia
— Prime Minister Janša accused of bargaining to maintain power
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Spain
— Judge lifts arrest warrant for Carles Puigdemont
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Sweden
— Police shoot knifeman outside Royal Palace
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Switzerland
— Ski official resigns following fraud indictment
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Ukraine
— Russian missile barrage kills 11 in birthday strikes
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United Kingdom
— Badenoch warns Conservatives face 50-year fight for soul of nation
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