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Slovenian government declares lower energy supply risk level and orders nuclear plant to operate at minimum capacity until August 12, while HEP and Croatian Ministry of Economy remain silent.

The total solar eclipse on August 12 will be visible in Spain, while in Croatia the Moon will cover more than 90 percent of the Sun's diameter. The European Commission does not expect major issues with power supply.

The multi-million-euro deal was concluded after heated negotiations with political undertones, including accusations from Budapest of war profiteering.

From autumn, Croatia introduces stricter conditions for employers hiring foreigners, digitizes school documents, and announces a new child allowance law.

Due to the extremely low water level of the Sava River, the Krško Nuclear Power Plant is proactively reducing reactor output to 80 percent, but the Minister of Economy assures the public that supply remains safe and stable.

Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure escalate, threatening a critical situation and impacting the global market, while Ukraine insists on a diplomatic solution.

While one part of the continent records extreme heat and violent storms with injuries and transport collapse, another faces historic drought threatening energy and food supplies.

Ukraine's energy minister warns of a new phase in the war of attrition as both sides battle to destroy critical infrastructure

Energy Minister Shmyhal Confident in Survival, While Analysts Warn of Delayed Equipment Deliveries and Russian Attacks on Water Supply

Prolonged drought and heatwaves are breaking historical records on key European rivers, causing problems in the energy and logistics sectors. While Hungary shuts down its nuclear plant, Croatia's power utility says there is no risk to supply security.

While the region grapples with the effects of drought on electricity production, Croatia's state power company says hydrological conditions are under control and supply is not at risk.

Record-low Danube water levels threaten nuclear power plants in the region. While Hungary announces the imminent shutdown of Paks, Romania takes dramatic measures to save its Cernavoda plant.

Geothermal water research is being conducted at 23 sites, with exploitation at 13 fields, according to data from the Ministry of Economy.

Record-low water levels on the Rhine and Danube are causing power generation to plummet, hampering freight transport, and threatening economic losses across the continent.

The conflict between the US and Iran has escalated to the closure of key maritime passages, and analysts warn that the global economy will feel the consequences.

Iran intensifies pressure on the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia respond with strikes in Iraq, and American reserves drop to their lowest level since the 1980s.