Health
Summer Fatigue or Something More Serious? Doctor Reveals When to Seek Help
Prof. Dr. Darko Katalinić warns that exhaustion lasting longer than four weeks could signal serious health issues, from iron deficiency to thyroid disease.
Croatia
Stuck at the Border for 7 Hours Without Baby Food
A family with young children experienced a real ordeal at the Gradiška border crossing, but what followed moved them to tears and restored their faith in humanity.
Local
Croatian Pilots After Hell in France
Members of the 855th Firefighting Squadron returned to Zemunik after nine days of battling catastrophic wildfires in southern France.
Local
Let's Help Marko from Privlaka: After Two Major Surgeries, He Needs an Adapted Room and Bathroom
Antun Gustav Matoš Elementary School in Vinkovci has issued an appeal for help for the seven-member Ilanić family, whose 17-year-old son is recovering after demanding spinal surgeries.
World
Russia Sends 11 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Iran
While the US investigates reports of civilian casualties on Qeshm Island, Iran says it will respond decisively and proportionally to any aggression.
Croatia
Where to Find a Doctor on Weekends in Zagreb
Health
Zagreb Emergency Services Respond to 120 Calls, Doctor Warns: 'These Are the Signs of Heatstroke'
Health
Doctor Nada Macura reveals how to survive the heatwave: Water, shade, and first aid knowledge
Handball
Kovačević Praises Belja After Victory, Reveals Prevljak's Status: 'He Can Help Us'
WAR IN UKRAINE
Ten members of the Voronov family killed in Russian missile strike near Kryvyi Rih; Zelenskyy claims North Korean missile used for the first time
Attack on Radushna killed six people, while Russian sources claim ten died in the Voronov family home; conflicting data on casualties.
Weather
EU coordinates aid: Fires in France and Spain have consumed 115,000 hectares
More than 320,000 people evacuated, new heatwave could worsen situation. Rescue teams also care for hundreds of pets.
Politics
Croatia Steps Up Aid to France: Canadair, Helicopter, and Pilatus in Action
Government approves continuation of engagement and additional resources, while experts warn of increasingly destructive sixth-generation fires that alter weather conditions.
Croatia
Croatian pilots in France: 118 flights, 576 tonnes of water in four days
Members of the 855th Firefighting Squadron are battling the largest fire near Bordeaux, while simultaneously handling a record season along the Croatian coast.
World
Netanyahu Proposed Gradual Phasing Out of US Military Aid to Israel Within 10 Years
At White House meeting with Trump, they also discussed three options toward Iran: diplomacy, economic pressure, and military strike.
Auto
Tesla Introduces Grok AI Assistant in Croatia, FSD Supervised 5.2 Times Safer
Voice control for navigation, media, and climate is now available for Model S, 3, X, and Y owners, while data shows the autonomous system significantly reduces accident risk, especially for seniors.
World
Magnitude 6.8-7.1 Earthquake in Kumamoto: 13 Dead, Hong Kong Travelers Offer Help
As emergency services search for survivors under rubble, Hong Kong tourists organize transport for their compatriots. Prime Minister Takaichi warns of a race against time.
Travel
Tow from Brač to Bjelovar: A Bill Over 1,200 Euros, Here's How to Protect Yourself
The case of a passenger van that broke down on the island of Brač shows how expensive it can be without additional roadside assistance coverage, Klikni.hr provides an overview of options.
Local
Sister of Beaten Young Man in Slavonski Brod Calls Out Police: 'They Don't Punish Such Attacks'
Young man brutally beaten in city center, sister claims police took 20 minutes to arrive even though station is five minutes away on foot. Ambulance did not show up at all.
Politics
Ukrainian Missiles Could Hit Moscow This Autumn; Russians Faking Videos with AI
Denis Shtylerman from Fire Point announces ballistic missiles with a range of up to 850 km, and Russian forces use AI for fake flag-raising videos.
World
One Month After the Earthquake in Venezuela: Over 5,300 Dead, Recovery Hampered by Lack of Funds
As the reconstruction of homes and infrastructure proceeds slowly, humanitarian organizations warn that only a quarter of the needed funds have been raised. In Nigeria, the community and authorities are in dispute over the cause of the oil spill.