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The US-Iran conflict has slowed the filling of underground storage, and Handelsblatt warns that Europe could run out of gas reserves right after next winter.

France, Spain, and Greece impose radical restrictions on pool owners due to droughts, while in Croatia, the discharge of chemically treated water into the vulnerable karst terrain of Kvarner poses a particular risk.

Hajduk's women's team will compete in European competition for the first time in history, and their historic home match will be played in Solin, not at Poljud, due to the heavy load on the pitch.

Santé publique France has released data on excess deaths during the second heatwave that affected 78 departments. The total death toll this summer approaches seven thousand.

A contract worth 350 million Swedish kronor has been signed with a Danish supplier, with delivery expected in 2027. The military states that this is a natural part of modern warfare.

Dinamo squandered a 2-0 lead against Viking at Maksimir, drawing 2-2 in the first leg of the Champions League playoff. Coach Mario Kovačević and legendary Ilija Lončarević analyzed the errors that brought the Norwegians back to life.

Rain has brought relief to firefighters, but the fire continues to smolder in the peat bogs of the Hautes Fagnes nature reserve, with 3,000 hectares already burned.

The new school year in Austria begins with a ban on headscarves for girls under 14. The law is supported by the ruling parties, but resistance is expected both in schools and on the streets.

Croatian Coral Center Zlarin has received the prestigious Europa Nostra European award for citizen engagement and awareness-raising, providing an impetus for heritage preservation and island development.

While crude oil remains below $100, diesel prices are exploding due to depleted inventories and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts warn of a perfect summer storm that could lead to a global food crisis.

A cost analysis of 100 European cities shows Poland dominating the top, with the Croatian capital ranking a high seventh.

The 44-year-old astronaut stepped outside the International Space Station on Tuesday alongside American colleague Anil Menon to replace a communications antenna.

Russian warships armed with hypersonic missiles arrive at Europe's doorstep, with experts warning not to underestimate the threats.

Record heat, droughts, and wildfires have hit Europe's economy from energy and agriculture to river transport and tourism, with economists warning this is only the beginning.

While Dalmatia counts the damage from devastating wildfires, Zagreb.info readers shared their thoughts on fear, summer vacations, and the causes of the firestorm that has engulfed the continent.

Belgium battles its largest wildfire in recent history, Greece brings deadly blaze near Athens under control, and anger grows in France over the official response to the firestorm.