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Malta social program shelters 56 people sleeping rough

A four-month social welfare push in Malta has successfully provided housing for 56 people experiencing homelessness. In Slovakia, researchers at FIIT STU joined an international group developing the next generation of 6G mobile networks. Meanwhile, a 13-year-old girl in Serbia was found safe after the successful activation of the country's 'Find Me' emergency alert system.

Bright spots across Europe

👮  Albania — Police officers to receive January raises

Base-role officers and directors are scheduled for a salary increase starting January 1st, with specific raises outlined for the force's various ranks.

🧠  Austria — Vienna may host new AI hub

The Austrian government plans to establish an artificial intelligence center in Vienna, aiming to boost technological advancement and research in the capital. This initiative highlights a commitment to innovation and future-oriented development.

🕌  Belgium — Brussels highlights Sufism

A weekend program in the capital is showcasing Sufism, with organizers presenting it as a branch of Islam that best adapts to Western society.

🤝  Bosnia and Herzegovina — State court finds new leadership

Minka Kreho's appointment as the new acting president of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina ensures stability and continuity within the country's crucial judicial system.

📈  Bulgaria — Wages outpace national economy

A European Commission report shows that Bulgarian salaries are growing faster than the country's economy, providing a rare stretch of rising purchasing power.

🏅  Czechia — Presidential honors for child advocate and YouTuber

President Petr Pavel has awarded state decorations to a diverse group of citizens, ranging from a YouTuber recognized for educational content to a posthumous honor for an advocate who fought for endangered children.

🤝  Denmark — North Jutland firm secures NATO contract

A North Jutland company, experiencing substantial growth, has successfully secured a significant agreement with NATO. This marks a notable achievement for the regional business.

📈  Greece — Investors pave the way for credit upgrade

S&P reports that foreign investors now view the economy favorably, a reception that could lead to an improved credit rating.

📈  Hungary — Export volumes reach all-time high

Monthly exports hit a record 16 billion euros in September, a sharp recovery from the August lull.

♀️  Iceland — Female CEOs reach new high on stock exchange

Guðný Helga Herbertsdóttir has become the seventh woman to lead a company on the stock exchange. Women now head over 20% of the country's 27 listed firms.

🏆  Ireland — Football champions lead All-Stars list

Mayo secured six All-Star awards following their All-Ireland victory, with players from eight different counties represented in the final selection.

👶  Italy — Tax cuts and baby bonuses lead new fiscal plan

The approved budget includes a 100 euro grant for every newborn and a tax cut for those earning up to 55,000 euros.

🚚  Kosovo — Security Force receives German trucks

The Kosovo Security Force has taken delivery of a fleet of trucks from Germany to upgrade its transport and operational capacity.

🏅  Latvia — Money laundering chief leaves with mission accomplished?

Toms Platacis will step down from the Financial Intelligence Service, claiming the country has successfully become a model for combating money laundering.

🏠  Malta — Shelters take fifty-six people off the streets

A four-month social welfare push has successfully provided housing for 56 people who had been sleeping on the streets.

📈  Moldova — Nineteen infrastructure projects unveiled in growth plan

The government has detailed 19 major investment projects including new roads and school modernizations as part of a state development plan funded by the EU.

👩‍💼  Montenegro — Business forum highlights women's entrepreneurship

The TWBM Empower Forum 2026 met in Podgorica to provide practical support and visibility for women in the business sector.

📶  North Macedonia — National carrier launches 5G+ network

Telekom Macedonia has upgraded the country's mobile infrastructure with the launch of an advanced 5G+ internet network.

📈  Norway — Defense contractor stocks surge on strong results

Kongsberg Gruppen shares rose more than 6% following the release of positive financial figures.

🔬  Poland — Local AI fertility tech expands to three continents

A domestic firm is taking its AI-driven in-vitro fertilization technology global, securing new business across Mexico, Chile, and Egypt.

👧  Serbia — Emergency alert system locates missing teenager

A 13-year-old girl from the village of Gornji Matejevac near Niš has been found safely after the activation of the 'Pronađi me' (Find Me) emergency alert system. The system's successful use led to her recovery.

🔬  Slovakia — University researchers join global 6G alliance

Scientists from the FIIT STU have joined an international research group focused on 6G mobile communication, securing a role in the development of the next generation of wireless technology.

💡  Switzerland — Secretive tech hub adds hundreds of jobs

Apple is leasing new offices in Zurich to expand its research hub by as many as 700 employees, further establishing the city as a center for global artificial intelligence development.

🕊️  Ukraine — Fragile Oleshky ceasefire enters third day

A ceasefire in Oleshky has held for 54 hours, allowing an official delegation to depart with humanitarian aid and evacuation plans for local residents.

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