African swine fever update: Croatia’s Ministry of Agriculture confirmed two new African swine fever outbreaks on pig farms, bringing the year’s total to 101 outbreaks in domestic pigs and 187 detections in wild boars; authorities say the virus is fatal for pigs but poses no risk to humans, and they plan to step up wild boar culling and containment. Offshore energy: INA (MOL Group) completed the first of five new North Adriatic gas wells, finishing the Ana-4 DIR well and reporting initial gas flow of about 160,000 m³/day, with an extended production test planned to support reserves work. Public health & travel: UK holidaymakers are warned that strict vaping rules across parts of Europe can mean fines up to £433; for Croatia, the safest approach is to treat indoor areas, public transport, schools, healthcare sites and marked smoke-free zones as off-limits unless signage says otherwise. Infection risk abroad: A separate travel warning flags a “triple threat” of mosquito-borne viruses (West Nile, dengue, chikungunya) spreading across European holiday hotspots as summer peaks. Local health-related incident: A Czech woman was hospitalized after being struck by lightning on a Croatian beach on Krk, with consular support in contact with local police and the Rijeka hospital. Demography support: Croatia is preparing a new demographic measure offering families with four or more children up to €15,000 toward buying a seven-seater vehicle, with details to follow after the government session.