Europe United Kingdom British intelligence (MI5) could have foiled the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing says a public enquiry after three years of research and testimony from 267 people
Europe Italy Prime Minister Meloni, for the first time, six days later, spoke out on the shipwreck of the migrant fishing boat off the coast of Calabria and the controversy that followed, denying any responsibility of her government
Europe Montenegro An explosion occurred in a first-instance court building in Montenegro's capital Podgorica, with at least one victim and several injured
Europe Kosovo Drenas, Lipjan, Obiliq, Klina, Vitia and Gjakova are the six municipalities to benefit from the Municipal Performance Grant, worth around €8 million
Europe Latvia The Ministry of Agriculture has requested funds in the state budget for the construction of a chapel in Likteņdārzs Park, prompting protests over the request
Europe Lithuania Although the European Commission reportedly denied intention to provide urgent support to Lithuanian milk producers, the country's Agriculture Minister hopes to convince Brussels to act otherwise
Europe Luxembourg The project for a pedestrian and bicycle bridge that would make it easier to reach EU institutions and businesses in Kirchberg has received permission to begin construction from Ministry of Environment and is expected to start by the end of the year
Europe Liechtenstein The largest hotel in the country will be built in Eschen, with 130 rooms; the planning application was submitted on Wednesday
Europe Moldova Over 200 companies from Moldova, Italy, Turkey and Ukraine presented their products at the 25th edition of the Beauty exhibition, which today 5 March closes at the Moldexpo International Exhibition Centre in Chisinau
Europe Norway The heir to one of Norway's great shipping fortunes has sold another Munch painting he inherited; this time he will share the proceeds with the heirs of a previous owner who had to sell it cheaply before fleeing Nazi Germany in the early 1930s
Europe Austria Austria's unemployment rate reached its lowest level since 2008; some 369.769 people were unemployed or in training with labour market services at the end of February, making this the lowest unemployment rate in 15 years
Europe Slovenia Returning to its full format, the 24th feminist and queer festival Red Dawns opened with a performance by visual artist Tatiana Kocmur at the Alkatraz Gallery in Ljubljana, which will be dedicated to all victims of sexual violence
Europe Belarus Internal troops and riot police squads of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are now armed with attack drones