Zagreb City Life: Zagreb is offering free access to selected pools, museums and libraries this weekend (31 July–2 August) as another heatwave hits, with Šalata, Iver, Utrine and Jelkovec among the pools available. Zagreb Urban Renewal: Stara Vlaška Street is set for a major pedestrian makeover after the city approved the contractor; works should start by September and finish within three months, covering 4,050 sq m with stone paving and a shared-space design. Dubrovnik Tourism & Climate: Dubrovnik is bracing for dangerous heat through the end of the week, with DHMZ warnings upgraded to red on Friday and “tropical nights” expected. Dubrovnik Overtourism Strategy: Euronews Travel highlighted Dubrovnik’s “Respect the City” approach, praising tighter cruise management, visitor-flow monitoring and efforts to protect residents’ daily life. Dubrovnik Green Upgrade: The city has started planting 62 European nettle trees along Vojnović Avenue, backed by €277,045 in funding and paired with irrigation and rainwater management. Regional Energy: Plinacro and FGSZ agreed to double gas interconnection capacity at Drávaszerdahely/Donji Miholjac from 200,000 to 400,000 Sm³/h from 31 December 2026. Croatia in the Air: Air Serbia will make Belgrade–Dubrovnik year-round, adding three winter flights per week. Sports Spotlight: Josko Gvardiol is in Hong Kong focusing on his role in Manchester City’s new Maresca era after signing a new five-year deal. Human Interest: An 8-year-old from Vinkovci, Josip Kosmat, won world mental arithmetic champion at ALOHA in Panama.