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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Authorities arrest 10 after dismantling migrant trafficking ring
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Austria
— Court finds René Benko guilty of fraud
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Belgium
— De Wever meets King amid federal political crisis
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Deadline begins for parliament formation as first session nears
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Bulgaria
— Iranian combat drone washes up near military polygon
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Croatia
— Ruling party official tells opponent to 'go to Serbia'
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Cyprus
— Demolition begins at hotel built over human remains
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Czechia
— Substation failure leaves capital in dark and halts parliament
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Denmark
— Politicians express shock and confusion over hospital transplant management
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Estonia
— Reform Party loses 50,000 votes as key members depart
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Finland
— Former intelligence chief goes on trial for leaking state secrets
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France
— Labor minister considers minimum wage hike as protesters strike
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Germany
— Nitric acid spill closes schools and motorways in Krefeld
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Greece
— Minister reports email hack after 150 Porsches and rifles ordered
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Hungary
— Parliamentary committee summons cabinet chief over enforcement abuses
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Iceland
— Police appeal for witnesses following Sunday murder
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Ireland
— Russian intelligence suspected as airline bomb hoaxes disrupt travel
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Italy
— Lega places loyalists in top regulatory roles
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Kosovo
— Special Prosecution and Swedish authorities seize criminal assets
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Latvia
— Operators activate 106 million euro solar power park
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Lithuania
— State auditors warn budget deficit could reach 6% by 2029
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Luxembourg
— Amazon drone delivery proposal triggers questions
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Malta
— Finance Minister surprises hoteliers with unannounced tax hike
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Moldova
— Police investigate bomb threat at Chisinau mayor's office
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Montenegro
— Government closes two more EU negotiation chapters
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Netherlands
— KLM flight grounded by bomb threat and technical failure
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North Macedonia
— Police move on loan sharks in Kumanovo extortion raid
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Norway
— British aircraft carrier sails into Oslo Fjord
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Poland
— President Duda names central bank board members to end deadlock
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Portugal
— Parties trade insults as housing talks collapse
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Romania
— Judges sanctioned for sentencing former minister to prison
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Serbia
— Special forces commander and eight officers detained for torture.
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Slovakia
— Police charge suspect after hundreds of guns found sold.
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Slovenia
— Maribor-linked network gains influence within police force
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Spain
— Police raid ex-minister's home in corruption probe near Sánchez.
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Sweden
— Teenager charged with Islamic State school terror plot
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Switzerland
— Councillors ponder swaps to keep Socialists out of economics.
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Ukraine
— President requests urgent parts as every power station reports damage
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United Kingdom
— Police investigate new rape claims against Russell Brand
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