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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Rama refuses to resign as student protests spread to secondary schools
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Austria
— Ruling parties meet to resolve media and welfare deadlock
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Belgium
— De Wever introduces debt brake as budget talks reach wages and pensions
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Industrial giant declared bankrupt after 130 years
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Bulgaria
— Government requests NATO show of force in Black Sea
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Croatia
— International media condemn Split fans for Nazi chants
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Cyprus
— Father awaits sentence for toddler's hotel fall
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Czechia
— President Pavel pays private jet bill for election flight
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Denmark
— Court to decide historic lawsuit between party leaders
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Estonia
— Prime Minister demands end to Kaliningrad gas transit
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Finland
— National Coalition Party proposes stricter immigration controls
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France
— Interior Minister reauthorizes stun grenades for Saturday protests
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Germany
— Incriminating text message surfaces in Bas resignation
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Greece
— Three arrested after explosion at Motor Oil facility
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Hungary
— Minister reports embezzlement in 475 billion forint hotel scheme
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Iceland
— Jón Gnarr quits Liberal Reform party group
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Ireland
— Police arrest two over petrol bombing that killed four
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Italy
— Air traffic control failure grounds flights and halves capacity
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Kosovo
— Parliament approves money laundering law to meet EU banking standards
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Latvia
— Deputies allegedly granted citizenship for 'tea'.
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Lithuania
— US pressures diplomats to drop conference critical of Trump
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Luxembourg
— Deputies approve increase to family allowances
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Malta
— Police arrest son after woman killed in Mqabba stabbing
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Moldova
— Security council launches investigation into Yandex Go
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Montenegro
— Police intervene in ferry anchor dispute
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Netherlands
— Cabinet to announce cancellations for major infrastructure projects
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North Macedonia
— Mickoski promises justice for Mihaylova and father
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Norway
— Oslo Airport investigates claims of passenger fraud
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Poland
— Constitutional Tribunal judges accuse President of arbitrary selection
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Portugal
— Police charge against housing protesters leaves dozens injured in Porto
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Romania
— Prime minister submits cabinet as defense nominee faces indictment
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Serbia
— Tractor convoys fill Novi Sad for ruling party rally
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Slovakia
— State employees to receive shorter week as companies face tax burden
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Slovenia
— Associate of deputy prime minister accused of document forgery
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Spain
— Robles accused of censoring intelligence report on Ceuta
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Sweden
— Security screening failure precedes death at Government Chancellery
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Switzerland
— Rumors swirl of 'Big Bang' announcement from retail giant
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Ukraine
— Washington Post reports Ukraine has run out of Patriot missiles
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United Kingdom
— Farage filmed addressing candidate in racism row
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