World
Magnitude 4.7 Earthquake Near Naples Sparks Panic, Damage, and Power Outages
The quake struck in the Phlegraean Fields volcanic caldera, with numerous aftershocks recorded through the night.
Croatia
Two Weak Earthquakes Wake Zagreb Residents: "It Felt Much Stronger Than Reported"
The Seismological Service recorded two earthquakes with magnitudes up to 2.3 in the Medvednica foothills zone, and citizens flooded EMSC with comments.
Croatia
Keys to 19 New Apartments Handed Over in Sunja, Major Reconstruction Project Nears Completion
The new multi-apartment building is part of a historic housing project in the earthquake-affected area, with apartments to serve displaced residents and later young families.
Crime
Japan Battles Heat After Devastating Earthquake: 36 Dead, Thousands Without Water
Temperatures reach 40 degrees Celsius, and evacuation centers are overcrowded with people and pets, which are not welcome everywhere.
World
Strongest earthquake in 40 years hits Naples, several injured and material damage
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake shook the Phlegraean Fields area, a volcanic caldera west of Naples. More than 30 aftershocks followed, and dozens of people were injured.
Football
Earthquake at FIFA: Infantino's Advisor Resigns, UEFA Threatens World Cup Boycott
Crime
Two Weak Earthquakes in the Podsljeme Zone in the Early Morning Hours
Crime
Milan Lenuci: The Urban Planner Who Created Modern Zagreb After the 1880 Earthquake
Crime
38-year-old charged with threatening neighbor in Lekenik, prosecution seeks eight months in prison
Culture
Renovated Krsto Hegedušić Gallery Opens in Petrinja Six Years After Earthquake
Minister of Culture and Mayor Highlight That the City Has Regained Not Only an Artistic Space but Also a Part of Its Identity.
Croatia
Plenković addressed the public and the opposition: 'We can organize tours for those who don't believe'
At the last government session before the summer break, the prime minister defended investments from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, announced new projects, and commented on OECD accession.
EARTHQUAKE
Early Morning Earthquake of Magnitude 3.6-3.7 Near Sisak Frightens Residents
The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre and the Seismological Service record a moderately strong earthquake felt throughout the Sisak area; sources differ in estimating the magnitude and direction of the epicenter.
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.
World
Japan in a race against time to save survivors from earthquake rubble
At least 13 people have died in a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck southern Japan on Tuesday, with dozens more missing. Prime Minister Takaichi speaks of a race against time.
Crime
7.1 Earthquake in Japan: Injuries, People Trapped in Mall, Tsunami Warning
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture on the southern island of Kyushu, causing injuries, power outages, and building collapses. Dozens of people were injured, and shoppers were trapped inside Aeon Mall.
Crime
Japan: 7.1 Earthquake Destroys Shopping Mall, Dozens Injured, 150,000 Evacuated
A powerful earthquake struck southern Japan, causing an explosion at the Aeon Mall shopping center in Kashima. Numerous people are trapped, and material damage is extensive.
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.
World
Strong magnitude 7.1 earthquake hits Kumamoto, tsunami warning lifted
Power outages, transport suspensions, and injuries, but no tsunami threat outside Japan
World
Magnitude 7.1 Earthquake in Kumamoto: Tsunami Warning, Nuclear Plants Undamaged
Tens of thousands of households without power, fires and collapses reported, Prime Minister Takaichi said: "Human lives are a priority."
World
One Month Since the Venezuelan Disaster: 5,546 Dead, Tens of Thousands Missing
The double earthquake of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 that struck northern Venezuela on June 24, 2026, left unprecedented devastation in the country's modern history. The government still has not released an updated number of missing persons, while citizen initiatives record nearly 29,500 reports.