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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Socialist Party passes territorial reform as protesters surround parliament
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Austria
— Social Democrats shuffle leaders to halt polling slide
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Belgium
— Interior minister blames Antifa for riots at student protests
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Brussels issues final warning over €374m in stalled reform funds
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Bulgaria
— Kozloduy Unit Six Enters Planned Maintenance
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Croatia
— Anti-corruption agency raids notorious criminal group over land deal
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Cyprus
— Worker stabbed at Limassol construction site
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Czechia
— Recovery tank deployed to free truck from railway bridge
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Denmark
— Hundreds of thousands issue credit warnings after data leak
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Estonia
— Government secures EU sanctions exemption for Russian magnesium plant
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Finland
— Finns Party overtakes National Coalition in latest poll
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France
— Lecornu offers high school protesters understanding but no concessions
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Germany
— Coalition leaders meet for four hours of endurance testing
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Greece
— Fishermen acquitted of killing former minister
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Hungary
— Prosecutor questions Prime Minister as suspect in mobile phone case
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Iceland
— VR union cancels labor contracts as inflation voids agreements
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Ireland
— Government cuts RTÉ funding by €20m as budget deal collapses
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Italy
— Chamber of Deputies holds secret ballot on electoral reform
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Kosovo
— Rescue teams pull 63 miners to safety after underground fire
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Latvia
— Defence chief criticizes progress of Vilkatis military operation
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Lithuania
— Army sent to Kaliningrad border as guard capacity falls short
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Luxembourg
— Denunciation of immigration fraud emerged from within ministry five years ago
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Malta
— Widespread power cuts hit islands again
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Moldova
— Government proposes new administrative map to redraw country
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Montenegro
— Corruption agency investigates judges over preferential housing sales
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Netherlands
— Minister misled Parliament over use of AI
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North Macedonia
— Stray dog pack attacks child in Skopje
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Norway
— Economic crime unit warns criminal networks have infiltrated industries
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Poland
— Police intervene in multiple school knife attacks
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Portugal
— Montenegro presents budget with surplus and 4.8 billion in spending pressure
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Romania
— Prime Minister-designate begins talks to end seven-month political vacuum
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Serbia
— Finance minister accused of hiding billion-euro deficit
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Slovakia
— Government resumes military contacts with Russia after four-year pause
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Slovenia
— Government proposes move of 50,000 public sector workers to private industry
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Spain
— Death of housing activist triggers protest march to Congress
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Sweden
— Thand Ringqvist reaches decision after meeting with Speaker
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Switzerland
— Federal Council risks first French-speaking deficit since 1966
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Ukraine
— Death toll rises to 22 after strike on Pryluky apartment block
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United Kingdom
— Royal Navy serviceman charged with spying for foreign power
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