Two Polish citizens, aged 23 and 22, have been detained in Warsaw on suspicion of involvement in an arson attack at a factory in Pardubice, Czech Republic, that occurred on March 20.
Charities report that 32 migrants have been rescued by ships near Italy, while 71 others are missing at sea.
Hungary alleges that a plot to sabotage a gas pipeline was uncovered ahead of the upcoming election.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto announced that the section of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline running through Hungary, from the Serbian border to Slovakia, will be placed under military protection.
French Defense Minister Catherine Vautrin stated that France is not supplying offensive weapons to Israel amid the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
The UK is replacing unelected hereditary peers in the House of Lords with selected life peers whose titles will not be passed to their children.
A group identifying as Ashab al-Yamin has claimed responsibility for a series of attacks on civilian targets, including banks and synagogues, across Belgium, the Netherlands, and France.
Viktor Orban reports that authorities discovered an explosive device and activation tools on a gas pipeline connecting Serbia and Hungary. An investigation is underway, and an emergency defense council meeting has been convened.
Germany is introducing a new law that may require German males aged 17 to 45 to seek government approval before traveling abroad for extended periods, as part of a broader initiative that includes voluntary military service.
The Austrian Ministry of Defense has announced that it denied a request from the United States to use Austrian airspace for military operations against Iran, citing the country's neutrality law.