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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Intelligence agency audit discussed as fired minister lingers
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Austria
— A €1.6bn takeover bid and a tax on online deliveries
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Belgium
— Flemish budget talks yield a €3,950 housing hit and overnight exhaustion
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Srebrenica Braces for Police Incursion As Sarajevo's Wells Hit Historic Lows
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Bulgaria
— A dead tsar returns and a windfall tax sparks conflict
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Croatia
— Zagreb transit strike leaves one tram running
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Cyprus
— Neofytou abandons presidential bid; auditors expose school air-con chaos
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Czechia
— Prime minister faces second no-confidence vote ten days before elections
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Denmark
— A 2027 budget taxes electric cars and cuts student grants
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Estonia
— Foreign minister blames Russian sabotage for defence firm arson
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Finland
— Coalition proposes €9bn in cuts as 10,000 drill for relocation
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France
— Debt hits 119% of GDP as teachers demand a raise
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Germany
— Speaker threatens to expel rival factions; care reform faces blockade
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Greece
— Crash court unlocks stationmaster's phone
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Hungary
— PM accused of ordering 'gold convoy' seizure as ex-minister is arrested
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Iceland
— Police bill summer event organizers 47 million ISK
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Ireland
— Civil Servants' Work-to-Rule Threatens EU Presidency
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Italy
— 10 Arrested over High-Speed Rail Bribes
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Kosovo
— Assembly defends UCK as a seven-day presidential clock ticks
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Latvia
— A €1m protest fine, and software with Russian ties
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Lithuania
— Ministry parties draw prime ministerial ire as the deficit may widen
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Luxembourg
— A presidential visit and a papal privilege
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Malta
— A Blocked Debate and Unpaid Bills
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Moldova
— Heating tariffs jump 50% as opposition targets the president
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Montenegro
— Unlicensed cosmetics and doubled power bills
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Netherlands
— Cabinet nears budget deal as fatal falls reach 21 a day
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North Macedonia
— Left out of current EU projections
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Norway
— Parliament grills eleven ministers over likely Epstein link
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Poland
— A Vanishing City and a Palace Package Scandal
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Portugal
— President's son formally accused in hospital subsidy scandal
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Romania
— Prime Minister-Designate Attacks The Party He Needs For Confirmation
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Serbia
— Capital's mayor denies breaking a councilwoman's nose on video
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Slovakia
— Teacher critically injured in primary school stabbing
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Slovenia
— State claims student job fees, fuel prices jump
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Spain
— Ministers delay a housing decree while rental listings vanish
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Sweden
— Hemnet Cuts A Third Of Workforce; Northern Party Demands Own Parliament
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Switzerland
— The unread treaties and the premium hike
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Ukraine
— Capital seeks EU Patriots after 150-drone barrage
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United Kingdom
— Ministers waver on pensions while buy-British electricity prepares to cost more
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