Zagreb Infrastructure: The City of Zagreb has launched procurement for the new Zagreb West (Špansko) Health Centre, a €18m project (VAT excluded) meant to serve about 24,000 residents, with one underground and three above-ground floors plus space for clinics and patient services. Housing Pressure: A new rental snapshot shows Zagreb as the only analyzed city where supply rose and asking prices fell, while coastal markets remain tighter—especially for students facing a tough private-rental squeeze. Tourism Tech: Korčula’s Tourist Board is rolling out a mobile app (Android/iOS) in testing, offering location-based info, event notifications, and faster access to key visitor details. Food Waste Plan: Croatia is launching a school-focused food-waste reduction project in October, starting with three primary schools in Zagreb, Daruvar and Opatija, pairing kitchen measures with student education. Wildfire Impact (Brač): A major fire on the island of Brač has forced nearly 700 evacuations by sea, with firefighters defending Milna as the affected area expands. EU Politics: Croatia is reportedly blocking a key EU accession chapter for Montenegro over unresolved issues tied to the 1990s war, including missing persons and maritime border disputes. Transport Upgrade: The first hybrid electro-diesel train between Split and Zagreb is now fully operational, bringing Wi‑Fi, power sockets, bike space and accessibility features. Sports (Dinamo): Dinamo Zagreb begin their Europa League league phase against Hapoel Be’er Sheva.