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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Socialist votes push territorial reform through parliament
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Austria
— Vice-Chancellor Babler to quit party leadership
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Belgium
— Prominent children's doctor arrested for voyeurism
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Kovačević alleges fraud as HDZ gains 100,000 votes in two hours
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Bulgaria
— Ship sinks and another hit after Black Sea drone attacks
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Croatia
— Sánchez cancels Split visit as city becomes fortress
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Cyprus
— Supreme Court strikes down law on properties in occupied territories
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Czechia
— ANO candidate registers residency in workers' dormitory
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Denmark
— Speaker Gade claims 'powerful enemies' within his own party
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Estonia
— Chancellor criticizes notary for blocking inheritance
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Finland
— Autumn storm leaves 5,000 households without electricity
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France
— Student blockades spread as government faces coalition of anger
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Germany
— Saxony-Anhalt tests new majorities as state parliament convenes
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Greece
— TV presenter and politician arrested in million-euro social security fraud
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Hungary
— Opera House director faces investigation over ballet management
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Iceland
— Business Council recommends selling, merging and closing down various entities
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Ireland
— Government increases home grants and tax cuts in Budget 2027
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Italy
— Fuel prices climb as excise tax discount fails to appear
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Kosovo
— Deputies approve Special Court law as protesters reclaim the square
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Latvia
— Multi-truck collisions disrupt major highways
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Lithuania
— Parliament backs removal of constitutional nuclear weapons ban
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Luxembourg
— Construction workers find dozens of human remains at Ettelbruck site
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Malta
— Sacked PN communications director breaks silence after 30 years
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Moldova
— Officers raid border post in corruption investigation
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Montenegro
— Prosecutors target crime boss's property and luxury vehicles
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Netherlands
— Grid inefficiencies leave thousands of homes with oversized power connections
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North Macedonia
— Police arrest two in lottery embezzlement case
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Norway
— Bank cuts 400 jobs after making 13bn kroner profit
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Poland
— Teenage intelligence scores drop below national average
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Portugal
— Unions demand over 6% pay rise as public sector negotiations open
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Romania
— President nominates diplomat Niculescu for Prime Minister
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Serbia
— Opposition files criminal charges after fortress fire
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Slovakia
— Prime minister takes environment portfolio as Taraba dismissed
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Slovenia
— Police investigate mafia link to Ljubljana explosion
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Spain
— Sánchez calls snap election for November 29
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Sweden
— Driver arrested after fatal Småland bus crash
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Switzerland
— Train attendants report average of 10 attacks daily
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Ukraine
— Russian strikes hit Zaporizhzhia bridge and Kryvyi Rih hospital
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United Kingdom
— Conservatives pledge £10bn 'Britannia Shield' to intercept missiles
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