Wildfires in the Balkans and Adriatic: Firefighters are still battling blazes across Bosnia and Herzegovina, including a spreading fire near Bihać where crews can’t easily reach the flames because it’s burning in a mine-suspected area; local authorities are coordinating response and asking for air support. Croatia wildfire fallout: On Croatia’s coast, a major fire near Omiš has left at least one dead, dozens injured, and about 1,000 residents and tourists evacuated, with strong winds driving the spread; police have arrested four people suspected of starting fires in the region. Local security push: In Zadar County, four more suspects were arrested after tips from citizens about suspicious behavior linked to a series of fires, as firefighters continue work including on Dugi Otok. Weather relief on the way: Croatia is set for a change at the start of next week, with showers, thunderstorms and locally strong winds after a hot Sunday. Cost of living in Dubrovnik: A new survey shows Dubrovnik-Neretva families paying nearly €749 for a standard monthly shopping basket, among the highest in Croatia. Housing support: Dubrovnik is expanding grants for young families and first-time buyers, offering up to €45,000 under a new “30 x 45” scheme. Wealth snapshot: UBS reports Croatia ranks third globally for personal wealth growth from 2020 to 2025, with wealth per adult rising about 29% on average. Zagreb spotlight: The European Gymnastics Championships continue in Zagreb, with BBC coverage featuring Matt Baker and Croatian fans watching local and visiting athletes.