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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Rama pledges business aid after protesters burn Tirana barricades
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Austria
— Former Governor Hans Niessl announces 2028 presidential bid
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Belgium
— City hall and football club implicated in casino bidding scandal
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Rising poverty levels threaten social stability
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Bulgaria
— Military prosecutors investigate drone strike on cargo ship
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Croatia
— Police Arrest More Suspects Over Nazi Chants
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Cyprus
— Energy partners clash over threefold increase in pipeline fees
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Czechia
— Court reviews Senate candidate's use of yellow ballot
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Denmark
— Lidegaard wins trial over remigration claim
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Estonia
— Former police officer ordered to repay embezzled family money
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Finland
— Government plans to seize pension funds despite economist warnings
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France
— Unions and students join forces as protesters return to the streets
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Germany
— Labour minister seeks compromise on early retirement
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Greece
— Mitsotakis promises new spending without election handouts
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Hungary
— Tax authority names 46 suspects in gas trading fraud
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Iceland
— Court sentences Sævar and Kastriot to seven years
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Ireland
— Public sector strikes suspended after Taoiseach intervenes
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Italy
— Students protest 14 billion euros for weapons as classrooms crumble
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Kosovo
— Police seize 53kg of drugs in Operation Mali
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Latvia
— Single baggage belt causes significant airport queues
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Lithuania
— Kaunas dentist accused of spying for Russia
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Luxembourg
— Surge in armed adolescents labeled a worrying escalation
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Malta
— Activists mark Daphne Caruana Galizia anniversary with pardon warning
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Moldova
— Ukrainian border guards face investigation for illegal crossing
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Montenegro
— Government considers ceding training ship Jadran to Croatia in EU bid
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Netherlands
— Actor and writer Maarten Spanjer dies at 73
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North Macedonia
— Mickoski takes Mihaylova investigation to NATO
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Norway
— Train strike ends with most services returning by Saturday
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Poland
— Prime Minister rejects President's terms for ambassador appointments
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Portugal
— Finance audit finds €4.5m in irregular spending at Interior Ministry
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Romania
— Liberal party split over backing new Niculescu government
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Serbia
— Investigation alleges public employees serve as ruling party bot army
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Slovakia
— Prime Minister leaves EU summit early for Serbian campaign rally
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Slovenia
— Evidence of document forgery linked to associate of Anže Logar
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Spain
— Socialist spokesperson resigns over partner's property dealings
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Sweden
— Andersson abandons government bid as deadlock persists
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Switzerland
— Socialists and People's Party gain as election barometer shifts
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Ukraine
— Russian strikes on energy grid force emergency blackouts
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United Kingdom
— London and Brussels close in on youth mobility deal
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