World
Typhoon Dolphin Hits Okinawa, China Closes Ports
Five injured and thousands without power in Japan, while China braces for the storm with winds up to 216 km/h and heavy rain.
World
Collapse at Ukraine's Borders: 7,754 Trucks Stuck
After the halt of Black Sea port operations, all freight traffic has been redirected to land border crossings, creating massive congestion.
Croatia
Football Referee and Osijek Airport Director Tihomir Pejin Attacked
Two masked assailants with telescopic batons ambushed him this morning on Wilsonova Street in Osijek while he was running. Pejin told 24sata that he is not seriously injured and hopes the police will find the perpetrators.
Local
Shifting Winds: Zadar and Dubrovnik Gain Ground, Split Loses Traction
In July, the Adriatic airports in Dubrovnik and Zadar recorded positive growth, while Split, despite being the busiest in passenger numbers, saw a decline compared to July last year.
Music
Luka Modric's Doctor Fulfills Musical Dream in His Eighties
Dr. Boris Nemec, longtime physician for the 'Vatreni,' turns to music after more than 15,000 surgeries and performs for the first time at Melodije hrvatskog juga.
World
Ukrainian Agricultural Sector Faces Losses of Up to $3 Billion
Football
Littler: 'Yamal isn't the best 19-year-old in the world, I am'
Culture
Divers Clean the Seabed of Vela Luka
Football
Cabello: We Didn't Deserve to Lose, 2:3 Is Not a Fair Result
Local Scene
Vela Luka Mayor Thanks Services: After 25,000 People, Town Cleaned by 7 AM
Municipal workers and firefighters worked until 3 AM to clean up after the 'Trag u beskraju' concert, with cleanup efforts also extending underwater.
Food
Luka Modric's chef reveals his simple plate of pasta
Italian chef Leonardo Cannavale, better known as Gordon Lenni, showed on Instagram the plate he prepared for the Croatian captain, and the dish reflects Modrić's well-known modesty and discipline.
Croatia
Luka Ploče Mutually Releases Workers: 69 Fewer, Another 25 by Year-End
Due to a significant decline in bulk cargo traffic caused by bankruptcies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Luka Ploče has implemented restructuring and is reducing its workforce.
Politics
Russia blocks Ukrainian grain corridor, strikes on ports and vessels in the Black Sea
Russian forces targeted sites in six Ukrainian regions on the night of July 28-29, and Kyiv claims the grain export corridor has been completely halted.
World
Golden Leo Sinks a Week After Russian Attack, Ukrainian Ports Left Without Ships
Since July 11, Russia has changed its tactics in attacking Ukrainian maritime infrastructure, directly targeting ships, resulting in a complete halt of arrivals to Odesa and other ports.
Local
Zadar Gets New Terminal: Airport Capacity Increases to 3 Million Passengers
The ceremonial opening of the new passenger terminal at Zadar Airport doubles the airport's spatial capacity, with additional projects worth hundreds of millions of euros announced.
Economy
Oil Holds the Key to September's Rate Decision, Žigman Says
The HNB governor warns that renewed US-Iran conflict could bring back inflationary pressures to the eurozone and Croatia. The ECB left rates unchanged on Wednesday.