A missile strike damaged Kyiv's Southern Bridge over the Dnipro, halting road and metro traffic, as the toll from Monday night's wider attack held at 15.
President Nicusor Dan called the Russian-coordinated sabotage of Romania's Carfil arms plant a grave breach of sovereignty, as European arrest warrants were issued for three suspects.
A Bosnian court held a hearing on US extradition for Mevlid Jasarevic, who attacked the US embassy in Sarajevo in 2011, as his 15-year sentence expires.
Ukraine has waited nearly a month for US defence secretary Pete Hegseth to approve already-paid-for Patriot and NASAMS interceptor missiles, President Zelensky said.
Ukraine's president said a Brussels meeting with EU, US and NATO representatives on security guarantees was planned this week, but Kyiv said US changes have put it in doubt.
Storm Boelo killed 2 people, including named victim Richard Baines, 60, and left tens of thousands of homes without power across Britain over the weekend.
Hundreds of people demonstrated in Stuttgart, Germany, on Saturday in support of five pro-Palestinian activists jailed over an attack on an Israeli arms company in Ulm; police said three officers were hurt.
A fire reignited overnight at the Kehlsteinhaus, known as Hitler's Eagle's Nest, in the Bavarian Alps, days after a blaze that caused millions of euros in damage; no one was hurt.
A very large fire at a car scrapyard in Zoetermeer, Netherlands, prompted an emergency smoke alert on Saturday, with four people treated for smoke inhalation and two detained after clashes with police.
A group of masked men attacked several young men outside a polling station in Pančevo, Serbia, during Saturday's snap parliamentary election, leaving one bloodied, video showed.
A storm cut power to tens of thousands of households around Freiburg, Germany, early on Sunday, briefly disrupting the city's university hospital before supplies were restored by midday.
Police arrested two men and seized two handguns and an assault rifle in Toulouse's Bellefontaine district, a day after a shooting wounded a man in the nearby La Reynerie estate.
A fire at an electronics firm's warehouse in Ratingen, Germany, prompted a large-scale operation and a smoke warning to residents on Saturday; no one was hurt.
An ICE high-speed train struck two track workers trimming trees in Essen-Katernberg on Sunday night, killing 1 and seriously injuring the other, police said.
The cruise ship Mein Schiff 3 collided with two container ships while leaving Bremerhaven in strong winds on Sunday; TUI Cruises has cancelled its next voyage.
An explosion that wrecked a cafe in Mannheim's Neckarstadt district in the early hours of Monday appears to have been caused by a burning object thrown through the door, security footage showed; 1 person was slightly hurt.
Around a hundred masked far-right activists clashed with a march in Nice on Saturday despite a ban on protests, leaving three people hurt and eleven arrested.
Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat in Serbia's snap parliamentary election on Sunday, and overnight a pro-government tent camp in Belgrade was set on fire.