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Commercial accommodation in Novalja and Stara Novalja recorded 642,140 overnight stays, up 3.9 percent from last year, while the number of overnight stays by British guests surged by 85.5 percent.

A charity concert in Malinska drew hundreds of people who came to support 15-year-old Leonardo Augustinović in his fight against the return of a malignant brain tumor.

Tropical storm warnings remain in effect for most islands, with the Big Island hardest hit where 70% of the area is without power.

The American president announced a significant reduction in joint maneuvers, citing a good relationship with Kim Jong Un and high costs for the U.S.

The Susak-Srakane Local Committee released dramatic photos and issued a stern appeal to residents: "Don't be such idiots!"

The Mayor of Zadar says it is impossible to accommodate such a large number of cars in the historic core during peak hours and announces parallel development of parking, regulation, and public transport.

Municipal wardens have so far issued only a few warnings, and all tourists immediately dressed appropriately. No fines were issued.

The Russian president toured Iturup, an island Tokyo considers its own territory, as relations between the two countries are already strained by the war in Ukraine.

Croatia records growth in tourism figures despite earlier speculation of a decline, but restaurateurs face empty terraces due to high prices driving guests to cook in their apartments.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić visited Nenad Rašković from Zubin Potok at the Clinical Center of Serbia, who claims he was beaten by Kosovo police. Kosovo's Police Inspectorate has launched a preliminary investigation.

Europol says at least 35,000 tons were illegally dumped, and expert analysis in Gospić revealed dangerous concentrations of copper, lead, and antimony.

The 5MIN.hr camera captured the eclipsed Sun at 7:49 PM, just a few minutes before it sank behind the hill above the Šibenik archipelago.

A large-scale search and rescue operation in the Velebit Channel has yielded its first results. A Coast Guard aircraft spotted a person in the sea, and staff from the Senj Harbour Master's Office pulled a living Portuguese citizen from the water.

The accident occurred last night between Cape Gubac and Cape Žman, and the two people on board emerged without injuries. No sea pollution has been detected.

In the courtyard of former arambaša Ivo Vukasović Para in Brnaze, the PM showed his relaxed side, while a day earlier he sent serious messages on Twitter about waste remediation in Gospić.

The Mayor of Zadar spoke on Radio Zadar, providing an overview of the water supply situation amid the tourist season and announcing necessary changes to the traffic regime in the historic core.