Health authorities reported a record single-day administration of 279 MMR vaccine doses in late August 2026, bringing the monthly total to over 2,100 doses.

Italian club owner Tim Leiweke, known for his ties to Donald Trump, is reportedly in talks to acquire the top-flight Croatian side NK Rijeka.

Belgrade has transferred four military-grade helicopters to the Republika Srpska police force, doubling their aerial fleet compared to Bosnia's armed forces.

With ambrosia pollen concentrations currently soaring, roughly 30 percent of Serbia's population experiences respiratory allergies, yet many face significant barriers to accessing targeted immunotherapy treatments.

The Special State Prosecutor's Office concluded there is insufficient evidence to proceed with bribery charges against Rok Snežič related to the Dars infrastructure project.

A proposed Czech law granting farmers first refusal rights on agricultural land has sparked intense debate, with supporters defending rural interests and critics calling it elitist.

The Environmental Protection Fund confirmed receipt of four proposals to manage 650 tons of illegally dumped hazardous and non-hazardous waste near silos in Gospić.

The article discusses the crucial role of omega-3 fatty acids, particularly DHA, for heart, brain, and overall health, prompting readers to consider their actual intake of these essential nutrients.

An anonymous bomb threat was reported at Trnava University Hospital, prompting a large-scale police operation. The threat, which demanded a ransom in cryptocurrency, was found to be negative, and patients were not endangered.

The secret proceedings against mosaic artist Marko Rupnik, accused of abusing two dozen nuns and novices, are reportedly not progressing, raising concerns that the victims' suffering may go unpunished.

Despite a ten-degree temperature drop in Zagreb, a local fitness trainer remains unaffected, continuing her routine.

An article provides advice on how to gradually accustom a cat to a carrying backpack, emphasizing methods to make the experience stress-free for the pet.

The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) and the Somare Institute of Leadership and Governance (SILAG) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to help SILAG secure its campus and grow as an institution.

Heavy rainfall in Prague has caused the Botič stream to reach its first flood stage and flooded an underpass in Krč, leading to public transport diversions and train delays.

Police have arrested I. B. (1988), a representative of a citizens' association from Kovilj, on suspicion of misusing his position and causing 5,580,000 dinars in damages to the budget of Novi Sad.

While parts of Croatia experienced storms, strong winds, thunder, and rain overnight, temperatures are expected to drop by 10 degrees inland, though not enough to require jackets.

Projects under the EU Chips Joint Undertaking are receiving co-financing, indicating progress in the European Union's initiative to boost its semiconductor industry.

Slovakia's Minister of Justice, Boris Susko, asserts that the scope of accessible data in the commercial register remains unchanged, despite the Personal Data Protection Office initiating proceedings over the matter.

The construction of the 'Novo Mojmilo' complex in the Novi Grad municipality is advancing rapidly, with strong buyer interest reported for apartments in the new buildings.

Croatia is set to experience a brief return to hot weather, with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius on Wednesday and Thursday. However, this will be followed by the arrival of showers and cooler temperatures starting on Friday.

A new draft law on corporate profit tax in Serbia appears to abolish long-standing tax privileges for large capital, but in practice, it grants investors a transitional period until 2037, delaying effective measures against profit outflow until EU accession.

Nízkonákladovka pokračuje v rozširovaní ponuky z bratislavského letiska a pridá ďalšie priame spojenie. Sieť dopravcu sa však zároveň priebežne mení a niektoré menej vyťažené linky postupne ruší.

A Montenegrin poet has been recognized for his entire body of work, winning the prestigious 'Naji Naaman' award in Lebanon.

UPN has denounced the aggression against councilman Carlos Oto during the Burlada festivities, stating that he required medical attention after being assaulted at the party's headquarters.

Croatia is expecting a significant weather change, with potential storms and a temperature drop of about 10 degrees Celsius. While Sunday remains sunny and hot, Monday will bring showers and cooler temperatures, especially inland.

The forest fire on Kojšová Hoľa has been brought under control, with volunteer firefighters working in difficult terrain to extinguish hidden hotspots.

Croatian MP Josip Dabro is facing internal party criticism from DP leader Ivan Penava for advocating harsh measures against illegal migrants. Dabro has defended his right to express his opinion on the matter.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has ratified an agreement allowing the French development financial institution Proparco to operate within the country, opening new financing opportunities for local companies.

Oncology patients in Gaza are dying two to three times faster than before the war, with destroyed hospitals and strict border restrictions severely limiting their access to treatment.

Venezuela's interim government and opposition have reached an agreement on the need for deep judicial reform and the unfreezing of frozen financial assets held abroad.

More than 10,000 packages of the breast cancer drug tamoxifen are set to arrive in the Czech Republic, making the previously scarce medication available again in pharmacies. This delivery aims to alleviate the shortage of the crucial drug.

Controversial mosaics by former Slovenian Jesuit Marko Rupnik, already covered since March last year, will be further concealed during the Pope's upcoming visit.

Telekom prepaid account top-ups are now available directly on the Vijesti portal, offering customers a convenient way to recharge their accounts without visiting physical sales points.

Serbia has given the green light for a joint bid with Slovenia and North Macedonia to host the European Handball Championship in 2034.

Lanškroun Castle in the Orlickoústecko region will make its stables, part of the castle complex, accessible to people with limited mobility by installing a stair platform by autumn.

Experts advise consumers on how to check for freshness when buying chicken, with one simple trick used by experienced butchers.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CIK BiH) has certified all 64 submitted candidate lists for compensatory mandates for the upcoming General Elections, approving a total of 773 candidates and implementing new security measures.

Andrej Rupnik, former director of Slovenia's intelligence agency Sova, claims that the security detail for President Nataša Pirc Musar is unlawful following a government regulation change in June.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has again fined several political parties, including SDP, PSS, and SNSD, thousands of KM for engaging in premature campaigning and misusing children in their political activities.

The Serbian Anti-Corruption Council has reported that it was unable to determine the true investor behind the Belgrade Waterfront project due to inaccessible data. The council also noted a lack of information regarding the investor's debt.

A recipe for chocolate and peanut butter energy balls is shared, promising a sweet taste with 80 grams of protein. The article highlights them as a healthy alternative to traditional sweets.

Meteorologists in the Czech Republic recorded an absolute temperature record of 41.5 degrees Celsius in Plzeň, with half of the country's stations surpassing or matching their all-time highs and three-quarters setting new August maximums.

A 77-year-old Serbian citizen has been charged after causing a traffic accident on the A3 highway near Brodski Stupnik, Croatia, where his car overturned and his 77-year-old female passenger sustained serious injuries.

A heatwave continues to sweep across Croatia, with extreme temperatures already reaching nearly 38 degrees Celsius in Knin and over 35 degrees in Zagreb by 1 PM, and expected to rise further.

In Montenegro, maritime safety inspectors recorded 23 violations in maritime traffic between July 25 and August 1, 2026, resulting in total fines of 44,300 euros.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad announced the arrest of M. M., the representative of the citizens' association 'Novi Sad Knowledge Factory,' on suspicion of defrauding the budget of 8.7 million dinars.

Jakub Sewerynik argues that the secrecy surrounding the Marko Rupnik trial, coupled with a lack of consistent information policy and transparency, created an environment for online rumors, further harming victims who should have received special care from the Church.

The Vatican's asset management office announced a more than 60% reduction in operating profit for 2025, despite an overall increase in the value of its total assets by 89 million euros.

Desperate weather conditions are fueling fires across the EU, with hot, dry, and windy conditions 43% worse than the 20-year average, leading to a rare storm phenomenon in France due to wildfires.

Experts advise on proper air conditioning use and keeping homes cool during prolonged heatwaves, noting that accumulated heat in buildings can make indoor spaces dangerous even after sunset, and emphasizing the '7-degree rule'.

Croatia's State Hydrometeorological Institute (DHMZ) has issued a red warning for extremely dangerous weather in one region, with temperatures expected to reach 33 to 38 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Dangerous weather is also forecast for three other regions.

Ministers from the Czech Republic and Saxony presented a plan in Děčín for a new navigation lock on the Elbe River, aimed at improving its navigability. Construction is projected to begin in 2029.

A recent football data breakdown notes that only two countries remain without ever having a domestic club reach the UEFA Champions League group phase.

Meteorologists predict temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius on Friday across Croatia, followed by strong thunderstorms and potential severe weather moving in from the west over the weekend.

A helicopter from the 1st Helicopter Squadron of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina participated in firefighting efforts, successfully dropping large volumes of water to protect the city.

A new Croatian law taking effect in November 2026 will require retailers offering direct installment payment plans to conduct thorough creditworthiness assessments, aiming to prevent household over-indebtedness and strengthen consumer protection.

PULA has modernized its public transport by acquiring 12 electric buses worth 6.8 million euros, ensuring cleaner air and quieter travel.

Serbia's Fiscal Council has criticized the proposed budget rebalance for 2026, stating that it unjustifiably increases the deficit by 59 billion dinars to 3.5% of GDP, with some large expenditures lacking clear explanations.

After a relatively cool start to the week, Croatia is preparing for a significant weather shift, with temperatures expected to soar to 38 degrees Celsius. Unstable weather conditions are also forecast for the coming week.

The transformation of the Kávoviny complex in Pardubice into a residential area will be gradual, with an agreement ensuring infrastructure and public spaces are developed alongside new construction over potentially two decades.

An article discusses new evidence suggesting that larger thighs, often criticized in beauty standards, are actually linked to longevity and may offer health benefits.

The Annín Light Fortification Museum in Šumava, featuring a fully equipped bunker from the 1930s that was part of the border fortifications against the Nazis, is once again accessible this weekend.

Parents with children, the elderly, and other passengers waiting for ferries in Split port are struggling to find shade in 40-degree Celsius heat, highlighting a lack of adequate shelter.

Staff and students at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) will benefit from improved sexual and reproductive health services following the opening of a new clinic at its Waigani Campus.

Meteorologists in the Czech Republic anticipate severe thunderstorms and significant rises in river levels, particularly in smaller tributaries of the lower Vltava in Prague and northern Bohemia, with some areas potentially reaching second-degree flood warnings.

Tomislav Mićović of UNKS stated that diesel imports are unprofitable due to the alarming 'crack spread' difference between crude oil and diesel, which has risen above $100, indicating market disruptions.

Carrefour in Belgium has prohibited electric vehicles from parking on its rooftop parking lots, citing safety and weight concerns compared to traditional combustion engine cars.

U 25 GODINA, nekad egzotične namirnice poput avokada i hummusa postale su svakodnevica zahvaljujući promjenama navika i dostupnosti u trgovinama poput Kauflanda

Georgina Rodriguez shared a video of Cristiano Ronaldo training in extreme heat, humorously noting it as his way of waking her up. This offers a glimpse into their personal life, contrasting with earlier discussions about her past relationships.

Days after the establishment of 'Sava properties 2026' for construction at the Belgrade Fairgrounds, news emerges of the Belgrade Waterfront project expanding its territory to a total of 347 hectares, including areas on the left bank of the Sava River.

The president of the "Stig" farmers' association, Nedeljko Savić, has called for a meeting of Serbian sunflower producers in Požarevac to decide on action against low advance purchase prices, accusing oil producers of cartel association.

In his address, Janša stated that significant changes are not the work of an individual but rather of the community. This message highlights the importance of collective effort in societal transformation.

Croatia is experiencing continued sunny and hot weather with temperatures reaching up to 36°C, but a significant change is expected with temperatures dropping by up to 10 degrees.

A forest fire has erupted in the High Tatras, specifically under Popradské pleso, affecting an area of approximately 50 by 100 meters. Firefighters from Poprad and Mengusovce are battling the flames in difficult-to-access terrain.

Mountainous regions in Czechia, particularly Šumava, experienced freezing temperatures on Saturday morning, with -2 degrees Celsius recorded at Rokytská slať. However, tropical temperatures up to 36 degrees are expected later in the day.

Montenegro's police and protection directorate are deploying a full fleet of drones for terrain surveillance and fire detection, taking enhanced preventive and operational measures across the country due to ongoing wildfires and high risk of new outbreaks.

Firefighters are responding to a significant forest fire covering nine hectares in challenging terrain near Lnáře in the Strakonice region, with a third-degree fire alarm declared.

Croatian MP Stipo Dabro sparked controversy by publicly calling for police to beat and shoot illegal migrants, stating that 'there is no discussion with evil, evil should be shot.' His remarks have drawn strong criticism.

A lawyer explains the risks and responsibilities when buying a used car between private individuals, clarifying that sellers cannot easily avoid liability even with an 'as is' clause.

Slovakia is expected to have predominantly clear skies with daytime temperatures reaching 26 to 31 degrees Celsius. However, a significant drop in temperature is anticipated overnight, with some valleys and basins potentially cooling down to just 3 degrees Celsius.

YouTube is expanding the availability of its Premium Lite service and has introduced stricter conditions for creators to join its Partner Program (YPP), which now boasts over 3 million creators.

České Budějovice in the Czech Republic recorded a temperature of 35.7 degrees Celsius, surpassing a 103-year-old record. The previous record of 34.8 degrees Celsius was set on August 10, 1923.

Mosaics by the former Slovenian Jesuit Marko Rupnik at the entrances to the basilica, which have been covered since March last year, are planned to be further concealed during the Pope's upcoming visit.

Toplinski val ne posustaje, a početak novog tjedna donosi pretežno sunčano, vruće i vrlo vruće vrijeme.

Sea temperatures in Split, Croatia, have reached a record-equalling 28.9 degrees Celsius, with even higher values of up to 30.5 degrees recorded on Mljet.

The Srebrenica Memorial Center is facing increased pressure, with 26 individuals, including former employees, being questioned. US lawmakers have condemned these actions, while Bosnian MPs are seeking special status for the center.

A historic discovery has been made within the altar of a parish church. The details of this significant find are currently being reported.

A potential Ebola mutation threat in Congo has prompted health officials to expand their interventions against the infection. Authorities state that the time for gradual steps has ended, necessitating more aggressive measures.

A temperature of 40 degrees Celsius was measured in Osijek today, amidst a dangerous heatwave, with only slight local relief expected from tomorrow.

Plum yields in the Valjevo region and Podgorina are exceptionally good this year, but producers are expressing dissatisfaction due to low purchase prices and marketing issues.

After a brief cooling period, temperatures in Czechia are forecast to rise to tropical values again over the weekend, reaching up to 34 degrees Celsius with clear to partly cloudy skies, according to the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute.

Austria recorded a record-high temperature of 41.2 degrees Celsius, while Hungary reduced electricity consumption as a new heatwave and drought impact Central and Southern Europe.

A prolonged heatwave and high temperatures are affecting railway infrastructure in Croatia, causing track deformations and requiring increased monitoring to ensure the safety of rail traffic.

ITALIJA je proglasila najviši, crveni stupanj upozorenja na vrućinu u svih 27 većih gradova zbog četvrtog toplinskog vala. Vlasti pozivaju građane na oprez i izbjegavanje sunca.

Dino Merlin's concerts have significantly boosted tourism in Sarajevo, prompting discussions about the city's capacity to host world-class events.

The meteorological station in Strážnice, Hodonín region, recorded 39.9 degrees Celsius on Monday afternoon, setting a new temperature record for Moravia and Silesia in the Czech Republic, surpassing the previous 11-year-old record.

A new study by the Institute of Planning and Development reveals that Prague regularly exceeds air pollution limits and sees a rising number of cars, despite having one of Europe's most accessible public transport systems.

An individual identified as M. M. has been arrested in Novi Sad on charges of abuse of official position, having allegedly caused 8.7 million dinars in damages to the budgets of Novi Sad and Vojvodina.

The Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has opened a case regarding a criminal complaint against Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) president Miloš Vučević concerning alleged cash payments of daily allowances at an SNS rally, with details not publicly available.

The 'Kreni-promeni' movement has organized the 'Mama, ne moraš sama' (Mom, you don't have to be alone) campaign in multiple Serbian cities. The initiative advocates for free accompaniment to be available to all women in labor.

A new ODIHR report warns that key recommendations for elections in Serbia remain unaddressed, predicting a highly polarized environment as elections approach. The report also notes the ongoing division within the REM Council, which lacks a president.

Members of the 16th Airspace Control and Surveillance Center of the Republic of Slovenia are conducting joint training with crews of an allied C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft to maintain readiness for controlling Slovenian airspace.

An analysis by the Czech Radio data team has identified the 'poles of inaccessibility' in the Czech Republic, revealing the furthest points from various aspects of civilization such as bus stops, parking lots, pubs, churches, and castles.

With temperatures in Zagreb expected to exceed 34 degrees Celsius, the 'Film in the Forest' festival at Tuškanac is offering a cool escape for city residents.

An expert warns against three specific actions to avoid when leaving a car in the sun, as interior temperatures can quickly reach dangerous levels, even on moderately warm days.

Suada Halilović, a representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has initiated a parliamentary procedure to request a financial audit of the public utility company JP Komunalno Mostar.

A British Member of Parliament was giving an interview when gunshots from a French warship were heard in the background. The unexpected incident occurred during a live broadcast.

An analysis by Lagos-based SBM Intelligence reveals that kidnappers in Nigeria extracted more than five million dollars in ransom payments between July 2025 and June 2026, underscoring the persistent financial impact of abduction crimes.

Serbia has transferred four medium and light utility helicopters to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska, significantly expanding the entity’s aerial fleet beyond the capacity of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s state armed forces.

Zadnjih dana kolovoza Hrvatska je na udaru još jednog toplinskog vala čiji bi vrhunac trebao biti sutra, u petak kada će u većem dijelu zemlje temperature biti više od 35 stupnjeva.

A comprehensive three-year restoration project has commenced at Prague's Invalidovna, which will feature two new permanent exhibitions, a multifunctional hall, and newly accessible gardens.

Montenegro has made additional bilateral road transport permits available for Croatian carriers, supplementing the annual quota of 7,000 permits allocated for cross-border freight.

Members of the Party of Democratic Action visited the Potočari memorial site to pay respects and discuss historical remembrance within the country's parliamentary framework.

MPs from the SDA and DF parties submitted a request to Bosnia's Constitutional Court to assess the legality of a Republika Srpska criminal code provision that penalizes the display of symbols associated with the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The extensive revitalization of the southern part of Pětatřicátníků gardens in the center of Plzeň, Czech Republic, has concluded, bringing more greenery, new stalls, and modern public transport stops.

The premiere of 'The Seagull' at the Novi Teatar in Sarajevo sold out.

The last week of holidays in the Czech Republic will see a gradual warming trend, with tropical temperatures returning on Friday, potentially reaching 32 degrees Celsius in Moravia, before cooling down over the weekend.

Slovakia is set to open two new shopping centers this autumn, with developers confirming opening dates, tenants, and multi-million euro investments. Both projects will feature major food retail chains.

Research is exploring whether having larger thighs could potentially contribute to a longer lifespan, examining the health implications of thigh circumference.

Prague's historic Invalidovna in Karlín is open to the public for the last time on Saturday before it closes for a long-term, complete reconstruction by the National Heritage Institute.

The University of Papua New Guinea Council has approved its 2027 fee structure, introducing new categories and adjustments to compulsory and accommodation charges.

Three members of the opposition voted in favor of the Croatian government's conclusions regarding waste management in Gospić. This cross-party support indicates a degree of consensus on the issue despite political differences.

The Association of War Veterans of Serbia stated that ongoing fires across the country reveal incompetent management and engagement of the entire emergency response system, highlighting weaknesses in all security systems.

The 29th Young Lions festival is presenting a diverse program of contemporary performing arts, including performances, exhibitions, discussions, and workshops.

Ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina's General Elections in October, the majority of current state parliamentarians are seeking a new mandate, with only six representatives not appearing on any electoral list.

The Norwegian government is considering implementing restrictions on the purchase of Chinese buses. These measures are being explored due to security concerns.

Slovak Justice Minister Boris Susko is under scrutiny after changes to the business register made company addresses disappear, while other data became easily accessible, raising concerns about privacy.

Hailey Bieber's hairstylist has revealed that a specific Ouai leave-in conditioner, priced at 35 euros and available at Sephora, is the secret to her signature shiny hair.

Eurospin provides a list of affordable items to help consumers restock their refrigerators after vacation and plan meals economically.

Croatian police reported that three individuals lost a total of over 178,000 euros in various online and investment scams, with one 74-year-old woman persuaded to invest in gold and oil.

Serbian Minister of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management, Dragan Glamočić, criticized farmers protesting for higher sunflower purchase prices, stating their gatherings are 'politically motivated'.

Farmers in Serbia are protesting the low purchase prices for grains, with a final price for sunflower seeds expected to be set in about a month. A government official stated he does not wish to dictate prices.

Only one Talgo train set with 236 seats will operate today from Ploče to Sarajevo, leading to anticipated large crowds and potential issues for ticket holders.

The Slovak Judicial Council is facing criticism for allegedly losing its legitimacy, with accusations of political interference and selective silence on statements from political figures.

The Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) is temporarily unable to perform two types of tumor marker analyses, CA 19-9 and AFP, due to an unexpected increase in demand for laboratory diagnostics.

Doctors' associations and the ombudsman in Slovakia are in dispute over how to address the inaccessibility of specialist medical care. Influential associations representing outpatient doctors argue that the public defender's proposal will not help patients find specialists.

Croatian President Milanović is considering calling an extraordinary session of Parliament to address the issue of dangerous waste in the Lika region. The Most party formally requested the session, prompting Milanović to potentially interrupt the deputies' annual leave.

BIRODI, a Serbian watchdog, claims that the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has not responded to its request for election results to be made available in a machine-readable format. This lack of response raises concerns about transparency in the electoral process.

Croatia is expecting a significant drop in temperatures, potentially by 10 degrees, with abundant rain and less heat after a period of high temperatures.

Kotor traffic police arrested five drivers for violations of the Road Traffic Safety Law, imposing total fines of €6,000. One of the arrested, M.P.H. from Germany, caused a traffic accident.

Croatia is anticipating the end of a prolonged heatwave, with forecasts indicating a significant drop in temperatures by as much as ten degrees, bringing much-needed relief.

This article provides advice on how to prepare five Italian dinners from a single grocery shopping trip, emphasizing smart meal planning to save time and money while minimizing food waste.

Regional elections in Slovakia are once again facing issues of inequality, particularly in the Bratislava region which has the worst electoral districts, raising concerns about the potential invalidation of results.

A prosecutor is reviewing the permit for a ski slope from Luková to Otupné in Slovakia, after a newly discovered small lake was bypassed during construction, while the developer claims the slope is practically finished.

A forest fire, ignited by lightning, broke out in difficult-to-access terrain above the village of Srednji Vrh in northwestern Slovenia, affecting an area of approximately four hectares.

The oldest housing estate in Veselí nad Lužnicí, Czech Republic, is undergoing modernization, with new parking lots, a children's playground, and road surfaces already completed, and plans for new apartment buildings.

Ben Nupnau, Deputy Head of the EU Delegation, stated that Corridor 8 is considered part of both EU and NATO infrastructure, emphasizing its strategic importance.

Meta has rolled out several new features for WhatsApp, designed to make group chats significantly more organized and user-friendly.

A town in Italy is seeking to remove a fake amphitheater built by a con artist who charged tourists admission, but the municipality lacks the funds to do so.

SINJSKI HDZ prozvao je gradonačelnika Miru Bulja zbog isplate ukupno gotovo 200 tisuća eura jednokratnih novčanih potpora, tzv.

July 2023 was the 11th warmest July since 1961 in the Czech Republic, with an average temperature of 19.3 degrees Celsius, making it the fourth warmest in the last decade.

Croatia has secured 431,000 euros for 39 programs in 2026 aimed at improving access to culture for people with disabilities and children with developmental difficulties.

M. M., a representative of a citizens' association, has been arrested in Novi Sad on charges of abuse of position, having allegedly caused 8.7 million dinars in damages to the budgets of Novi Sad and Vojvodina.

Na jihu Moravy v sobotu padlo pět teplotních rekordů pro 1. srpen na stanicích, které měří 30 let a déle. Nejtepleji bylo ve Strážnici na Hodonínsku, kde meteorologové naměřili 37,5 stupně Celsia.

Prague's city council is increasing maximum taxi fares to 42 CZK per kilometer and a 70 CZK starting rate from August, but taxi drivers' chambers are demanding even higher rates of 65 CZK per kilometer and 260 CZK for the starting fare.

A heatwave is expected to bring temperatures as high as 39 degrees Celsius, with two regions in Croatia and parts of Poland experiencing the most intense heat. Thermometers are predicted to show up to 36 degrees in some areas.

The largest car transport ship has departed from Shanghai, carrying a total of 7,738 Tesla vehicles. This event underscores China's growing role as a major global exporter of new automobiles, facilitated by massive car transport vessels.