Pets
Simičević: Climate Change Makes Mountains Increasingly Dangerous
Alpinist and journalist Vedrana Simičević warned on HRT's show about permafrost thaw, unstable glaciers, and a growing number of unprepared hikers.
Pets
Police Warn: Do Not Leave Children or Animals in Cars
A car's interior can reach 40 degrees in just 10 minutes in the sun, and aerosol cans can burst and become dangerous
World
Trump: We Must Establish Control Over Artificial Intelligence
After an autonomous AI agent went rogue and hacked systems, the US president considers regulation and a ban on imports of Chinese humanoid robots, while China threatens retaliation.
Horoscope
Five Pantry Staples Dangerous After Expiration Date
Although most foods remain safe past their labeled date, flour, rice, infant formula, potatoes, and damaged cans pose serious poisoning risks.
Health
Cyclosporiasis Outbreak in the US: 1,947 Sickened by Contaminated Lettuce
US health agencies are investigating a major outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce from central Mexico, with the warning not applying to products in Croatia.
Auto
OpenAI Expands Investigation: AI Agent Ran Wild on Hugging Face Network
Croatia
Speed Control in Zagreb Starts Monday
Croatia
Police Intensify Road Surveillance for the Busiest Weekend of Summer
Croatia
Three New Outbreaks of African Swine Fever, 127 Farms Infected in Total
Politics
EU warns: Europe unprepared for extreme heat, 16,000 additional deaths this year
The European Union's Health Security Committee has adopted an opinion urging member states to engage in systematic planning rather than reacting only when a crisis occurs, and the recommendations will also impact Croatia.
Economy
Rogulj: It's increasingly difficult to live on a single salary in Croatia, people seek additional income
Entrepreneur and educator Lovro Rogulj warns that inflation is eroding the purchasing power of salaries, prompting citizens to increasingly take on extra jobs to secure financial stability.
Crime
33-Year-Old Serbian National Arrested for Hacking State Institutions
Police conclude investigation into wave of attacks from May and June; suspect handed over to remand supervisor
Politics
Russian Kh-101 missile falls 90 kilometers inside Poland, NATO activates defense
PM Tusk confirms missile fall, emphasizes Poland was not a target; massive Russian attacks on Ukraine kill at least eight
Local Scene
Šibenik prepares for Thompson: 8,500 parking spaces, access to Šubićevac Stadium only on foot
Details of the concert organization, to be held on August 4 ahead of Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day, were announced at today's press conference.
Health
Climate change increases heat danger for babies: Here's how to protect them
As heat waves become more frequent, pediatricians warn of a new type of injury in young children, and data on car deaths is alarming.
AI
AI chatbots more effective than humans in romance scams: experiment shows artificial intelligence builds trust faster
Nearly half of respondents fell for an AI chatbot's request, while less than a fifth trusted a human scammer, warns Wired, researchers call for urgent security measures
Travel
Festivals Hit by Extreme Heat: Cancellations, Safety, and the Fight for Refunds
Rain and mud used to be the main problem, but today organizers and visitors fear temperatures that threaten health and lead to preventive cancellations like the one at the Defqon.1 festival.
Auto
New EU Regulations: All New Cars Must Be Ready for Alcohol Interlock
This does not mean every driver will have to blow before starting the engine, but the technical foundation for installing such a device is now mandatory in all new vehicles.
Croatia
New Subsidies for Farmers: 7 million euros for seeds and up to 70% compensation for damages
Ministry of Agriculture presents nine new regulations that bring concrete financial measures for producers, from support for certified seeds to protection against natural disasters.
Croatia
Human Failures Spread Swine Fever, Vlajčić Announces Stricter Controls and Culling
Minister Vlajčić warned that African swine fever continues to spread in Croatia primarily due to non-compliance with biosecurity measures, announcing stepped-up veterinary inspections and more intensive culling of wild boar.