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A Croatian Reddit user shared a difficult family dilemma, and the experiences of others reveal just how complex the path to accepting a new reality can be.

Although the legal battle seemed over, Anamaria Goltes files a new lawsuit in Slovenia, demanding a significantly larger sum and stricter restrictions for LA Lakers basketball player Luka Dončić.

Experts and HEP assure that supply to citizens is not at risk, but industry could feel the impact. Meanwhile, Hungary and Romania are turning off lights, and ships are stranded near Vukovar.

Opposition councilor calls out Split mayor for shifting responsibility for water supply issues onto citizens, while reminding him of his tenure at Vodovod i kanalizacija.

From autumn, Croatia introduces stricter conditions for employers hiring foreigners, digitizes school documents, and announces a new child allowance law.

The municipality has issued a series of concrete recommendations for residents, businesses, and the tourism sector to maintain a stable water supply.

The new center for the elderly in Pazdigrad will have capacity for 150 residents in the residential section and up to 250 in the day care, and in addition to accommodation, it will also offer meal and medication delivery.

As Vrsi's reservoir empties and supply cuts loom, the city-owned company in Zadar routinely waters parks on the peninsula. With water losses of 70 percent in the network, questions of accountability arise.

Although the river level is low, authorities assure that this is typical for the summer months and that there is no threat to the regular supply of drinking water.

Water levels of the Danube, Drava, and Sava hit historic lows, while hydroelectric plants report a drop in production. Croatian Waters and HEP say supply is not yet threatened, but some parts of the country are already introducing conservation measures.

According to court documents, Anamaria Goltes seeks an amicable resolution, but Slovenia's Delo has a completely different version of the story.

The Sjena Association warns: financial compensation for the transitional period is not paid automatically; a separate application must be submitted to the Croatian Institute for Social Work.

Due to a complete lack of rainfall, water reserves at the Borak spring have dropped to critical levels, prompting the utility company to urge residents to use water sparingly.

Due to drought and high temperatures, Vodovod Zadar urges conservation, with supply issues emerging in Zemunik Gornji, Podgradina, and Jovići.

The Croatian Institute for Social Work has announced the next disbursement of cash benefits for Thursday, but a large number of applicants have yet to receive a decision on their right to the inclusive allowance.

As rivers run dry and suppliers warn of cutbacks, losses in the water supply network reach absurd proportions. The National Energy Efficiency Portal has published concrete tips on how households can save thousands of liters of water annually.