Croatia
DKOM Scraps Million-Euro Deal: Interior Ministry Reopens Tender for Two Border Patrol Vessels Worth €5.38 Million
The State Commission for the Control of Public Procurement Procedures annulled the initial decision after a complaint from Šibenik's Iskra shipyard, costing taxpayers an additional €27,000.
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German Warships and Mammoth Bones: Europe's Rivers Reveal Their Secrets
Prolonged drought and extreme heat have dramatically lowered water levels in the Danube, Rhine, and Loire, exposing sunken WWII wrecks, Ice Age fossils, and leaving ships stranded.
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Danube at Record Low: Nazi Warships and Mammoth Bones Emerge
Unprecedented drought reveals decades-hidden historical remains but also threatens nuclear plant shutdowns and an energy crisis in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Turkey Expresses 'Serious Concern' Over Attacks
Two Turkish-owned vessels were struck by drones after departing from the Russian port of Novorossiysk, injuring several crew members. Ankara calls for urgent measures to ensure navigational safety.
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Turkey Calls on Russia and Ukraine to Ensure Safe Navigation
Ukrainian drones attacked Turkish merchant ships in the Black Sea, injuring three crew members. Ankara is 'deeply concerned' and seeks measures to protect civilian maritime traffic.
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Drought Reveals Hitler's Fleet: Nazi Ships from 80 Years Ago Emerge from the Danube in Serbia
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Devastating Fires in France and Spain: Tens of Thousands Evacuated, Hundreds Flee by Boat