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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Rama installs stone table after protesters burn his chairs
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Austria
— National institutions open to public for holiday
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Belgium
— Ballistic missile intercepted near Belgian minehunter in Middle East
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Sarajevo utility shuts off water to over 20 streets
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Bulgaria
— Iotova and Gyurov head to runoff after record low turnout
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Croatia
— Asset battle begins as firm with 12,000 staff collapses
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Cyprus
— UN envoy finds political will missing from peace talks
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Czechia
— Businessman confesses to bribing former hospital director
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Denmark
— Hospital managers summoned after dismissal of critical surgeons
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Estonia
— Owners offer at least $10,000 reward after arsonists infiltrate Milrem factory
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Finland
— Prison guards reportedly told inmates to behave nicely during torture-murder
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France
— Macron visits Marseille as nationwide curfews remain in force
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Germany
— Cruise ship rams freighter in Bremerhaven storm
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Greece
— Former basketball chief and businessman detained in bribery inquiry
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Hungary
— Government accused of inflating troop numbers reported to NATO
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Iceland
— Fourteen wind power projects enter planning portal
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Ireland
— Consumers warned as health insurance premiums climb 10%
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Italy
— Investigation finds tax laws reward some while penalizing lawyers and professors
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Kosovo
— Prosecution probes murder after victim's pre-death warning letter
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Latvia
— Andris Kulbergs meets US officials at undisclosed location outside Riga
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Lithuania
— Customs chief winner allegedly linked to Prime Minister's security detail
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Luxembourg
— Bike share service faces mounting user anger
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Malta
— Pensioners to receive extra €10 a week in Budget 2027
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Moldova
— Cyberattacks knock out Interior Ministry digital services
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Montenegro
— Ministry hires temporary staff for permanent roles
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Netherlands
— Cabinet to eliminate 25,000 civil service jobs
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North Macedonia
— Ambassador pledges French help to break Bulgarian stalemate
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Norway
— Storm forces Oslo ferry to turn back for Denmark
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Poland
— Częstochowa voters recall mayor to trigger snap election
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Portugal
— Police clear housing encampments as dozens injured in clashes
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Romania
— Mayor's son gets job at firm winning city contract
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Serbia
— Student List wins majority as Vučić concedes power after 14 years
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Slovakia
— Corruption defendants ask court to hear expired charges
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Slovenia
— Customs hidden 14m-cigarette haul leaves police in the dark
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Spain
— Former SEPI president accused of bid rigging for Socialist administrations
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Sweden
— Police arrest two women after major weapons find
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Switzerland
— Retailer Migros plans restructure affecting 3,000 jobs
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Ukraine
— Zelenskyy seeks to extend mobilization until late January
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United Kingdom
— Storm Boelo kills two as fallen trees leave 90,000 homes in dark
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