Croatia
Saturday Brings Heat and Unstable Weather
While inland areas will be prone to showers and thunderstorms, the Adriatic will see a strong bora wind, with temperatures in the south reaching up to 38°C.
Croatia
Will the Heatwave Delay the Start of the School Year?
Citizens propose postponing it to September 14, but the Ministry of Science currently has no plans to change the calendar. Some European countries are already considering adjustments.
Economy
Gas, Oil, and Modernization: What's Behind INA's Strong First Half?
INA posted an operating profit of €309 million in the first six months of 2026, driven by growth in hydrocarbon production and the modernization of the Rijeka refinery.
Local
Zagreb Residents Come Up with a Way to Cool the City
A Reddit analysis sparked a flood of comments on combating hot asphalt, with Paris standing out as a model city that has achieved measurable results by greening its center.
Croatia
Gas Explosion in Baška Injures Woman
Police and fire inspector determine causes of two incidents on Krk Island: gas leak at hose-cylinder connection and electrical fault.
Croatia
Gas Cylinder Fault and Spark Cause Fire in Njivice: 50-Year-Old Woman Injured
Health
Child Development: When Do Minor Deviations Require Professional Assessment?
Weather
Brief Cooldown in Forecast Only for the North
Croatia
American Model Reveals Date for End of Heatwave: Temperatures to Drop by More Than 10°C
Croatia
Heatwave to Persist for Another Ten Days
Long-range forecast from a U.S. weather company hints at possible cooling around August 18-19, especially in the northern Adriatic and inland areas, but caution is advised due to the uncertainty of such projections.
Croatia
River Near Požega on the Brink of Drying Up
While the mainland braces for more unstable weather, Dalmatia remains in the grip of a heatwave. Drought breaks records on the Danube and Drava, while the Orljava has dropped to just four centimeters.
Food
Heat Waves Are Wrecking Your Car: These 6 Parts Suffer the Most
Extreme temperatures put extra strain on the engine, tires, brakes, and electronics. Simple checks before you hit the road can save you from costly repairs.
Politics
Janša Orders: Krško Must Operate Despite Hot Sava River
Slovenian government declares lower energy supply risk level and orders nuclear plant to operate at minimum capacity until August 12, while HEP and Croatian Ministry of Economy remain silent.
World
Italy in Turmoil: Pilgrims Sprayed with Water, Hungarians Turn Off Lights, and in Bosnia and Herzegovina Relief from 40°C Found in a Cave
Europe is battling a heatwave that has brought record temperatures, devastating wildfires, and forced governments to adopt unprecedented energy-saving measures.
Football
Hajduk Defender Didn't Travel to Vilnius
Marin Skelin, the 19-year-old defender, was left out of the trip for the match against Žalgiris solely by coach Gonzalo García's decision, raising suspicions of a new disciplinary incident.
World
Europe Sizzles: Wildfire Damage Reaches $22 Billion
Unprecedented heatwave wreaks havoc across the continent, prompting authorities to take extraordinary measures from turning off lights to sinking barges.
Croatia
Croatia Sizzles at 40°C: First Time This Summer
The Osijek-aerodrom station recorded exactly 40 degrees on Thursday. The heatwave shows no signs of letting up, but meteorologists forecast a change as early as Friday.
Croatia
Ten Fires in 48 Hours Near Rojnići
Heatwave and dry ground have created ideal conditions for the spread of fire, keeping firefighters busy across the Istrian peninsula since yesterday.
World
Heatwave Dims the Lights in Budapest and Bucharest
Romania and Hungary introduce electricity-saving measures, turning off decorative lighting on historic landmarks and preparing for industrial restrictions.
Horoscope
When a Pulsing Headache in the Heat Isn't Just Thirst
Summer heat often brings headaches, but they can also be the first symptom of serious conditions like heat exhaustion or even life-threatening heatstroke. Recognizing the difference is key to staying healthy.