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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Opposition MPs pelt Prime Minister with eggs and water
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Austria
— Judges and prosecutors strike over staff shortages
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Belgium
— De Wever cancels State of the Union as budget talks stall
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Leaders meet in Banja Luka to discuss government formation
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Bulgaria
— Iva Mihailova returns home as diplomatic row deepens
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Croatia
— Anti-corruption agency arrests suspects in three-city raids
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Cyprus
— Soviet archives name AKEL students as KGB money couriers
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Czechia
— State firm allegedly awards 19 billion tender to Agrofert without a public bid
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Denmark
— Fifteen-year-old girl placed in secure facility with criminal boys
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Estonia
— Newly appointed official Madise takes oath with focus on public trust
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Finland
— Orpo meeting with imam prompts backlash over national identity
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France
— Glucksmann wins primary with 66% as left begins 2027 maneuvering
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Germany
— Labor Minister Bas resigns from cabinet and party leadership
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Greece
— Kambouris and wife jailed pending social security fraud trial
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Hungary
— Péter Magyar accuses prosecutor of orchestrating criminal charge
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Iceland
— Town council overspends school repair budget by 300m ISK in one month
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Ireland
— Government scrambles to avert nationwide public sector strike
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Italy
— Steelworkers block roads in Taranto as plant closure looms
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Kosovo
— Gjilan Mayor calls urgent security meeting after two murders in three days
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Latvia
— Public media board member faces scrutiny over former role
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Lithuania
— Suspect in fatal Vilnius shooting released from custody
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Luxembourg
— Train derailment kills two on national rail network
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Malta
— Labour and Nationalists tied as voters choose abstention
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Moldova
— Speaker moves to permit domestic drone production
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Montenegro
— Police union president arrested at border on abuse charges
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Netherlands
— IT incident disrupts deliveries and store prices at Albert Heijn
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North Macedonia
— Mickoski warns of deadlock on path to European integration
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Norway
— Data Protection Authority hits Microsoft subsidiary with record fine
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Poland
— Krakow elects Łukasz Gibała as president in blow to Tusk coalition
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Portugal
— Passos Coelho signals return to politics if government fails
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Romania
— Prime minister-designate proposes six-month truce to form government
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Serbia
— City assembly schedules vote on Belgrade mayor's dismissal
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Slovakia
— Court annuls interior minister's dismissal of police investigator
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Slovenia
— Voters reject state broadcaster cut after late-night referendum shift
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Spain
— Navy deploys frigate after Moroccan warships enter Ceuta waters
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Sweden
— Social Democrat leader meets Speaker as government formation begins
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Switzerland
— Cantons propose bans on headscarves in schools
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Ukraine
— Russian drone strike on Kharkiv apartments injures 12
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United Kingdom
— Comedian faces jury as rape and sexual assault trial begins
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