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Roughly 10 people have been shot at the Risbergska school for adults in Orebro, Sweden, according to police who termed the incident as "attempted murder, arson and an aggravated weapons offense."

Approximately 10 Shot at Swedish Adult School

EU Leaders Push for $500B Defense Boost

Greece: Mass Exodus as Hundreds of Quakes Rattle Santorini

UK: Reform Ahead of Labour for First Time in YouGov Poll

Trump Wants Ukraine's Rare Earths in Exchange for Aid

Western Europe

French Prime Minister François Bayrou triggered Article 49.3 of the Constitution on Monday to push through both his state budget and the first of three parts of the social security budget without a parliamentary vote, claiming the urgent need for financial stability.

France: Bayrou Passes Budgets With Article 49.3, Faces No-Confidence Vote

UK: Starmer Attends EU Meeting in First Since Brexit

German Parliament Rejects Conservative Migration Bill

Trump Warns of Tariffs Against EU, UK

Convicted French Rapist Linked to 1990s Cold Cases

Eastern Europe

US Pres. Donald Trump, speaking to reporters late on Sunday, said his administration has held talks with various parties including Russia and Ukraine, adding that he thinks "discussions are actually going pretty well," without elaborating.

Trump Says Russia-Ukraine Discussions 'Going Pretty Well'

Western Diplomats Warn Ukraine Over Weapons Procurement Dispute

Survivors Mark 80th Anniversary of Auschwitz Liberation

Report: Ukrainian Intel Chief Says Country Faces Existential Crisis Unless Talks Start by Summer

Belarus Election: Lukashenko Wins 7th Term

Southern Europe

Former Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales went on trial in Madrid on Monday over charges of sexual assault and coercion for kissing player Jenni Hermoso during the medal ceremony after Spain's 2023 Women's World Cup victory.

Ex-Spanish Soccer Chief on Trial Over World Cup Kiss

Italy Blocks DeepSeek AI Over Privacy Concerns

Italy's Meloni Probed Over Repatriation of Libyan War Crimes Suspect

Italy Resumes Migrant Transfers to Albania

Pope Francis Dissolves Scandal-Plagued Peru Group

Northern Europe

Swedish prosecutors released the Malta-flagged vessel Vezhen on Monday after determining that damage to an undersea fiber-optic cable between Sweden and Latvia on January 26, 2024, was not caused by deliberate sabotage.

Swedish Probe Clears Bulgarian Ship in Baltic Cable Damage

Danish Poll: US Considered Major Threat Amid Greenland Tensions

Poll: 85% of Greenlanders Reject US Control

Quran-Burning Protester Shot Dead in Sweden

Denmark Boosts Greenland Defense Amid Trump's Purchase Interest

Balkans

Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević announced on Tuesday his "irrevocable" decision to step down from office amid months of protests over the collapse of a concrete canopy at the Novi Sad Railway Station that killed 15 people in November.

Serbian Prime Minister Resigns Amid Protests

Slovakia's Fico Vows Not to Resign Amid Pro-EU Protests

Australian Open Commentator Apologizes to Novak Djokovic

Injured Djokovic Booed After Australian Open Withdrawal

EU Deploys Over 100 Observers for Kosovo Election