A 27-year-old man went on trial in Amsterdam accused of setting fire to a Pride changing room and a train carriage, which prosecutors say had a terrorist motive.
Police named the Jette officer killed chasing a stolen car as Nordine El Talbi, 41, as a judge opened a murder inquiry and the mayor called for more police funding.
The French navy stopped the tanker DF Peak off Reunion Island on suspicion of flying a false flag and illegally transporting fuel, President Macron said.
Bulgaria's security council unanimously decided against invoking NATO's Article 4 over Black Sea ship attacks, as Dan and Radev met NATO chief Rutte in Brussels.
German investigators have opened a murder inquiry and arrested a resident of the building where a fire killed 3 people and injured 5 in Bochum's Hofstede district.
A Monday fire in an AVE locomotive near Ricla, Zaragoza, affected 33 trains and nearly 13,000 passengers, and still caused delays on Tuesday, Renfe said.
German police arrested two Turkish nationals in Nürtingen and detained a third possible suspect in Berlin over the Starlink fire Poland blames on Russia.
Monday's Russian attacks killed 1 person in Dnipro and wounded 4 in Kyiv and 19 in Kharkiv, where a drone hit a nine-storey block; a separate strike hit a Naftogaz gas facility.
Matthew Whitaker told a Warsaw forum that the US remains committed to NATO but wants Europe to take more responsibility for its own defence, as Washington reviews troop numbers.
France's national anti-terrorism prosecutor has taken over the case of the 14-year-old who shot a headteacher and teacher in Aubagne, citing a possible online extremist influence.
Firefighters brought the Aalsmeer warehouse fire under control after about three hours, with five nearby homes evacuated and one Schiphol runway out of use.
Hackers forced cooling systems at Systeme U, Intermarche and E. Leclerc stores to defrost overnight, spoiling food worth millions of euros, French officials said.