Europe
Prishtina is set on controlling northern Kosovo
Kosovo’s government has closed down almost all Belgrade-funded ‘parallel institutions’ in the north
KosovoCroatian president will spar with premier over Ukraine
President Zoran Milanovic vetoed a decision to involve Croatian soldiers in NATO’s training mission for Ukrainian troops
CroatiaGlobal cybercrime response remains inadequate
Members of a Russian cybercrime group have been hit with financial sanctions imposed by the UK’s National Crime Agency
InternationalAustria looks set for protracted coalition talks
Sunday’s general election saw Austria’s Freedom Party (FPO) win its highest vote since its creation in 1956
AustriaTrial is unlikely to hurt France's far right
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen and dozens in her party are on trial for corruption allegations
FranceAlbanian opposition will step up protests
Democratic Party lawmakers disrupted a parliamentary session to protest a legal proceeding against opposition MP
AlbaniaEuro-area manufacturing multi-year drop is deepening
Inflation eased to 1.8% in September on lower energy prices and the manufacturing recession is deepening slightly
EUHungary wants to make its mark in Chad
Budapest has decided to deploy a military mission to Chad
Hungary
