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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Parliament reduces municipalities from 61 to 46
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Austria
— Police charge 20 suspects after nationwide raids on right-wing extremists
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Belgium
— Unions march on capital as Brussels government collapses
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Fugitive remains free two months after shooting as police face protection claims
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Bulgaria
— Decision Nears on Fast Loan Sector Regulation
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Croatia
— Goldsmith and waste executive arrested in anti-corruption probe
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Cyprus
— Demetriou withdraws from presidential nomination race
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Czechia
— Voters decide local councils and Senate seats as Babiš identifies new rival
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Denmark
— Government offers tax cuts and higher home levies in security-focused budget
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Estonia
— Court sentences arsonist to long term for Sõle street fire
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Finland
— Government introduces citizenship tests for naturalisation
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France
— Left-wing primary turnout exceeds expectations as candidates clash over Gaza
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Germany
— Suspect arrested after two officials killed during weapons check
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Greece
— Mitsotakis pledges energy cable will not cost sovereign rights
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Hungary
— Government plans constitutional overhaul starting this fall
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Iceland
— Government unveils thirteen measures to salvage wage agreements
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Ireland
— Government offers to reverse RTÉ budget cuts if reforms continue
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Italy
— Parliament passes electoral reform as opposition calls for presidential veto
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Kosovo
— PDK allegedly under pressure to accept election law
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Latvia
— Kulbergs prepares 'bloody' budget cuts as coalition talks stall
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Lithuania
— President moves to fire judge convicted of bribery
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Luxembourg
— Fire destroys restaurant in two hours
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Malta
— Finance minister would rather resign than cut energy subsidies
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Moldova
— Sandu readies remaining EU accession chapters
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Montenegro
— Security services arrest leaders of Russian propaganda network
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Netherlands
— Terneuzen council narrowly approves asylum seeker center
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North Macedonia
— Presidential cabinet computer probe reveals security gaps but no breach
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Norway
— Fuel prices hit record highs as inflation climbs to 3.4 percent
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Poland
— Commission confirms charges against central bank chief
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Portugal
— Chega takes lead in voting intentions
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Romania
— Social Democrats issue ultimatum as Niculescu struggles to form government
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Serbia
— Police commanders attend ruling party rally as election scrutiny grows
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Slovakia
— Court weighs officer's suit as interior minister faces legal test
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Slovenia
— Government proposes judiciary overhaul that threatens phone privacy
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Spain
— Right-wing bloc consolidates majority in latest polling
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Sweden
— Students taken away in handcuffs from boarding school
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Switzerland
— Federer hosts new home celebration with barbecue
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Ukraine
— Klitschko tells residents to leave capital for 'survival'
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United Kingdom
— Labour holds Starmer's former seat as Green leader faces crisis
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