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More than 100 firefighters battle wildfire blaze on Croatian island

For the storms which are about to come as well. of course, people are bracing themselves for the damage that will cause. across the region as well as the damage that the heat has caused to crops, people are worried about what the storms will do, for example, the vineyards, to the olive groves, all of those sort of crops stand to be very severely damaged by the extreme weather that we have been having and will continue to have this summer. now, in croatia, its been extremely hot, more than 40 deg...

An ancient maritime marvel, the Zambratija sewn boat will resurface from Croatia's waters.

In the tiny adriatic country for more than 30 years. live now to our balkans correspondent, guy de launey. how significant a result is this for the country? it how significant a result is this for the country?— how significant a result is this for the country? it is absolutely huge because if you — the country? it is absolutely huge because if you think _ the country? it is absolutely huge because if you think about - the country? it is absolutely huge because if you think about it, - the co...

Adriatic Metals PLC said on Tuesday it has drawn down the third USD30 million tranche of senior secured debt from Orion Mine Finance. Adriatic Metals is a Cheltenham, England-based precious and base... | April 25, 2023

Adriatic Metals PLC on Thursday said that a new elevated base and precious metals zone has been identified below the footwall of the Rupice Northwest deposit. Chief Executive Paul Cronin hailed the... | April 20, 2023

Adriatic Metals PLC said on Friday its loss in 2022 widened amid an increase in expenses connected to the Vares project. Adriatic Metals is a Cheltenham, England-based precious and base metals... | March 31, 2023

Weeks of dry winter weather have raised concerns that Italy could face another drought after last summer's emergency, with the Alps having received less than half of their normal snowfall, according to scientists and environmental groups.

Australia is gearing up to celebrate its first restriction-free New Year's Eve after two years of COVID disruptions, with more than a million revellers expected to flock to Sydney's harbourfront and watch an elaborate fireworks display. Sydney is one of the world's first major cities to welcome in the New Year and draws huge TV audiences around the world, with a public countdown and fireworks display over its iconic Opera House.

Instead, he believes life is best lived in small communities. His first piece of advice for anyone tempted to follow his example is: "Throw away your so-called smart phone." Cardinali occasionally travels short distances to visit friends, take olives to a stone press to make oil, and walks or hitch-hikes to the nearest town to have a coffee with locals or visit the doctor. "I've been living this way for about 51 years and I have never regretted it.