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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Student protests shut down parliament and set fire to ministry
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Austria
— Freedom Party files no-confidence motion against Stocker government
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Belgium
— De Wever proposes debt brake to avert financial catastrophe
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Dodik plans new constitution to move capital to Pale
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Bulgaria
— Foreigners arrested after arson attack on Starlink antennas
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Croatia
— Police arrest 57 in Split after football fans attack rivals
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Cyprus
— Operator dismisses 63% passenger dissatisfaction audit finding.
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Czechia
— ANO mayor resigns over seven-million-crown property deal
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Denmark
— Cybersecurity professor warns millions of loan details exposed.
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Estonia
— Ministry plans costly healthcare reform as aid delays persist
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Finland
— Rapper Pyhimys admits to decade-long contact with underage fan
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France
— Essential costs absorb roughly a third of income
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Germany
— Schweitzer replaces Merz at Labour Ministry; Merz goes to Brussels.
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Greece
— Storm kills one on Rhodes as floods hit islands
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Hungary
— Investigators stall as 300 billion forints disappear in gas fraud
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Iceland
— Labor chairwoman declares trust in negotiations has completely disappeared
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Ireland
— Waterford fire deaths linked to 20,000 euro drug debt
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Italy
— Cabinet approves 23.5 billion euro package for families and business
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Kosovo
— Assembly convenes to review draft laws
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Latvia
— Constitutional Court rules Prosecutor General is incompetent or lawless
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Lithuania
— Finance minister accused of fueling coalition budget row
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Luxembourg
— One in three drivers misuse carpooling lanes
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Malta
— Stivala Group faces eviction as CEO is cleared by prosecution error
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Moldova
— Port inspectors detained as corruption raids hit Giurgiulești
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Montenegro
— Parliament votes to legalize memorial plaque after the fact
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Netherlands
— Cyclists and staff report culture of anxiety at Picnic-PostNL
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North Macedonia
— Police and FBI dismantle illegal online market
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Norway
— Proposed ethics shift may permit oil fund to back nuclear weapons
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Poland
— Police investigate man over plot to assassinate Prime Minister
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Portugal
— Lufthansa wins TAP bid as government eyes total sale
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Romania
— Eight sailors missing as chemical tanker burns near Sulina
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Serbia
— Sky app transcripts allegedly link top officials to drug cartel
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Slovakia
— Intoxicated patient assaults nurse in Bratislava emergency room
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Slovenia
— Municipal candidates submit final bids as local election season opens
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Spain
— Prosecution kept 'sewer' plot alive for a year
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Sweden
— Center Party rejects Andersson to leave government bid in doubt
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Switzerland
— National Council Vice President triggers speculation over seat
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Ukraine
— Zelenskyy vows to resume strikes on Russian oil refineries
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United Kingdom
— Home Secretary threatens Eritrea with visa ban over deportations
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