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On that August 12, more than 2,000 projectiles were fired at the area from Ston to Prevlaka, and thousands of residents were forced to flee their homes in one of the heaviest wartime days for the Dubrovnik region.

Sea temperatures in the Dubrovnik area are approaching last year's record, and Dr. Natalija Dunić from the Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries details the chain reaction of global warming-from invasive species to seawater intrusion into the Neretva River.

The incident occurred on Sunday at Miljenko and Dobrila beach in Kaštel Lukšić. The young man sustained a bleeding wound on his back, and swimmers are again in panic over the protected marine species that won't give up.

Of 275 analyzed samples, 268 received the highest rating, and no beach was rated unsatisfactory, confirming the region's status as one of the cleanest destinations in Europe.

The sixth survey this year showed that only four out of 222 measuring points fell short of the top rating. Seawater was sampled from Savudrija to Brestova.

Young Brit Moses Itauma is aware of the challenge awaiting him on August 29 in London, where he will face Filip Hrgović for the vacant IBF world heavyweight title.

According to expert advice, certain patterns in a child's behavior can reveal the deep emotional security and trust they feel toward their parents.

An event preserving the memory of old ways has grown into a spectacle that completely filled St. Michael's Street in Vrsi on Saturday evening.

Sea temperatures are rising by up to six degrees, and around 1,000 invasive species have already been identified in the Mediterranean, devastating native populations. In the Adriatic, nearly all mussels have disappeared.

The sixth cycle of sea quality testing in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County has confirmed exceptional cleanliness, with 23 beaches awarded the Blue Flag this year.

Civil Protection warns of catastrophic consequences of irresponsible behavior in nature, as the fire near Grude rages on with undiminished intensity.

Posušje Municipal Civil Protection Service warns of a rise in irresponsible fire lighting, recalling the 2022 fire that burned 339 hectares of forest and caused over one million marks in damage.

At the Estádio da Luz, the Portuguese giants and the Scottish representatives clashed-two clubs from entirely different footballing worlds.

As Vrsi's reservoir empties and supply cuts loom, the city-owned company in Zadar routinely waters parks on the peninsula. With water losses of 70 percent in the network, questions of accountability arise.

Around ten whale species occasionally visit the Croatian part of the Adriatic, but only one is a permanent resident. The Ministry has issued guidelines for boaters and swimmers.

Marine biologist Martin Pfankuchen warns that chemicals and pollution pose a greater threat than rising temperatures, with the northern Adriatic warming by more than 2.7 degrees.