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eu-LISA filed an Estonian lawsuit against the EES development consortium in December 2025. The system is running; the dispute over earlier delivery delays is unresolved.
The Student List has a certified 140-seat majority. Serbia’s November 17 inaugural sitting is the next procedural step, not the installation of a new government.
A judge’s illness delayed Georgia’s party-ban lawsuit hearing. The Constitutional Court has now confirmed a November 10 restart and further sessions through November 13.
Bomb threats forced RTÉ and other newsrooms to evacuate on 6 November, while Sky and Nova TV also received warnings. No explosives were found and the sender remains unknown.
Poland's upper house backed two abortion-law changes on November 6. Official votes were 58–33 and 56–34, but neither measure has taken effect and a presidential decision remains ahead.
The European Commission has opened negotiations with six Western Balkans partners to extend Roam Like at Home. Existing roaming charges have not been abolished, and there is no confirmed start date.
King Philippe has kept Bart De Wever in office and asked for renewed budget talks. A November 16 progress report is the next checkpoint, not an approved 2027 budget.
Berlin has promised fresh winter support for Ukraine, with German reporting putting the package at €200 million. As Russian attacks again disrupt power and water, Brussels is coordinating with Kyiv and Western partners ahead of separate US-mediated talks with Moscow in Abu Dhabi.
A November 2 strike hit a school being used for humanitarian aid in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region. UN statements describe civilian and first-responder deaths, while the latest local update shows the rescue and identification process is still evolving.
The rail station canopy collapse killed 16 people and helped spark a student-led movement that won a preliminary electoral majority. The unresolved legal cases remain a separate test of accountability.
EU officials have weighed in and Poland’s Supreme Court has called a separate extraordinary assembly as entry restrictions deepen the Constitutional Tribunal standoff. Neither institution has resolved the competing claims to lead the Tribunal.