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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Rama sets out chairs for protesters who only want his resignation
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Austria
— Former finance minister and businessman face bribery trial
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Belgium
— De Wever considers cuts to pensioners' holiday pay
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Court to rule on former intelligence chief in abuse case
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Bulgaria
— Ministry proposes amnesty for illegal highways and reservoirs
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Croatia
— Deputy speaker defends football fans over Hitler salutes
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Cyprus
— Christodoulides meets Erhürman as presidential speculation widens
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Czechia
— Subsidy scandal reaches ANO deputy chairman's daughter
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Denmark
— Copenhagen mayor calls Prime Minister's statement simply wrong
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Estonia
— Parliament begins first reading of next year's state budget
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Finland
— Scientists find returned 19th-century skulls are not all Finnish
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France
— Special forces arrest activist after Limoges town hall fire
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Germany
— Hackers allegedly publish 421,000 emails from AfD accounts
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Greece
— Alert issued in Haidari as object resembling grenade found in park
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Hungary
— Péter Magyar moves to dismantle crony capitalism in first budget
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Iceland
— National football team faces fresh scrutiny over binge-drinking scandal
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Ireland
— Questions arise over police knowledge of holster safety defects
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Italy
— Government deploys 500 soldiers to Milan after two days of looting
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Kosovo
— Police arrest five after attack on Appeal Court
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Latvia
— Legal Affairs Committee chair does not deny abuse claims
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Lithuania
— Minister expects public salaries to rise despite debt warnings
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Luxembourg
— Ministers warn of fallout from Belgian road vignette
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Malta
— Former soldier faces jurors over racially motivated murder
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Moldova
— Court labels Shor-linked Eurasia organization extremist
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Montenegro
— Prime minister claims assembly vote opens the door to Europe
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Netherlands
— Prime Minister Jetten to propose surrogacy reform as he expects child
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North Macedonia
— Former government secretary sentenced to prison for abuse of duty
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Norway
— Zelenskyy lands in Oslo for summit with US envoys
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Poland
— Man allegedly plotted assassination of Prime Minister
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Portugal
— Police dismantle housing protest camps in Lisbon and Porto
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Romania
— Parliament votes on new cabinet to end six months of deadlock
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Serbia
— Accused DB agent returns from exile to crash Mercedes
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Slovakia
— Investigation reveals government funding for pro-Russian websites
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Slovenia
— Prosecution seeks corruption probe into State Secretary Jaklin
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Spain
— Feijóo negotiates with Vox to secure Senate majority
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Sweden
— Prosecutor seeks detention for teenagers in sports hall murder
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Switzerland
— Federal data maps pesticide contamination across municipalities
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Ukraine
— Russian drone strike kills three on Kyiv-Odesa highway
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United Kingdom
— Esther Rantzen states she was 'deprived of any choice' in posthumous message
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