Croatia
Man from Rijeka in Coma Airlifted from Ireland to Zagreb: Mother Confirms Transport Went Well
After a stroke and coma at a hospital in Cork, 38-year-old Denis Vejzović has been transferred to Zagreb University Hospital Centre. His mother Hatidža Muminović thanked everyone who helped.
World
Rhine at a Standstill: Industry Counts Billions in Losses
At the critical Kaub chokepoint, the navigable water depth fell to a record 15 centimeters, and barge transport costs have tripled. Germany's economic giants warn of supply chain disruptions and production cuts.
Auto
Chinese Maglev Train Breaks Record: 0 to 800 km/h in 5.3 Seconds
A test platform in China's Hubei province has set the third world record for maglev acceleration over a short distance in just six months, paving the way for the future of ultra-fast transport and electromagnetic launch systems.
World
Rhine on the Brink of Collapse: Germany Threatens to Halt Navigation
Jens Schwanen, Managing Director of the German Inland Navigation Association, warns that record-low water levels could split the Rhine in two and bring commercial shipping to a standstill.
Croatia
Bus Drivers Work Up to 15 Hours a Day: "Find Me Someone Who Works Such Hours!"
After a bus driver on the Olimp route collapsed at the wheel, Dr. Jasmina Radojlović and Srđan Tošić warn of systemic issues: excessive working hours, low pay, and neglected health of professional drivers.
World
Family of Rijeka Man in Coma in Ireland Battles Against Time
Economy
Janaf and Mol Agree on Transport of 2.05 Million Tons of Oil Through End of 2026
World
Croatian Man in Coma in Ireland: Family in Despair
Economy
Janaf and MOL Sign Contract for 2.05 Million Tons of Oil
World
Rhine at Historic Low
Record-low water levels on the Rhine and Danube disrupt shipping, threaten energy supplies, and drive up transport costs, prompting Germany's Transport Minister Steffen Bilger to call an emergency conference for Thursday.
Croatia
Danube Recedes, Shipping Becomes Unprofitable
Water levels in the Danube, Tisza, and Sava continue to fall, with no significant rainfall expected for at least five weeks. Serbia's Deputy Minister for Water Transport warns that the costs of hampered transport could soon be felt by all consumers.
Politics
Low water levels in the Rhine and Danube disrupt Europe's transport and energy
Record-low water levels on the Rhine and Danube are causing power generation to plummet, hampering freight transport, and threatening economic losses across the continent.
Economy
Janaf Publishes Half-Year Results: Contradictory Profit Data, NIS Deadline Expires July 31
While Poslovni dnevnik and Novi list report a slight increase in net profit to nearly €28 million, according to Financije.hr it fell by 17.7 percent; simultaneously, the U.S. permit for oil transport to Serbia's NIS expires in only two days.