- yesterday
Uber and Wayve launch London robotaxi service with 15 supervised electric vehicles
Passengers across London can now book autonomous rides in Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles equipped with Wayve software, operating under rules requiring a licensed human safety driver behind the wheel.
- 6d ago
US Open sets $108 million purse as players address governance and diversity
The US Open established a $108 million prize pool and a Grand Slam player council in New York as competitors reviewed diversity gains and on-court distractions.
- Aug 29
Union Saint-Gilloise and Anderlecht learn Europa League opponents in 36-team draw
Union Saint-Gilloise and Anderlecht received their eight league phase fixtures in Monaco on Friday, while Gent and Sint-Truiden learned their Conference League opponents.
- Aug 26
Fenerbahçe defeat Lyon 2-1 to secure Champions League league phase spot
Fenerbahçe earned a 2-1 second-leg victory at Groupama Stadium to eliminate Lyon 3-2 on aggregate and qualify for the Champions League league phase.
- Aug 26
Wieczysta Kraków appoints Željko Kopić as coach after Kazimierz Moskal dismissal
Ekstraklasa newcomer Wieczysta Kraków has named Croatian coach Željko Kopić as manager on a deal through the 2026/2027 season, replacing Kazimierz Moskal ahead of the Kraków derby against Wisła Kraków.
- Aug 22
German-registered light plane crashes in Croatian mountains, killing two
A German-registered Diamond Super Dimona motor glider crashed in Paklenica National Park on Friday while flying from the Czech Republic to Zadar, leaving two people dead.
- Aug 22
Eleftherios Petrounias wins European bronze on rings in Zagreb with 14.366 score
Greek gymnast Eleftherios Petrounias scored 14.366 in the rings final in Zagreb to claim his 11th European Championship medal, finishing 0.034 points behind gold medalist Artur Avetisyan.
- Aug 19
Croatian court remands Ukrainian diver Volodymyr Zhuravlev over Nord Stream sabotage
A court in Pula ordered Ukrainian scuba diver Volodymyr Zhuravlev held in pre-trial detention pending extradition to Germany, following his arrest at a resort where he served as a consultant on a film about the 2022 pipeline blasts.
- Aug 16
Elena Colas, 16, wins four medals at European gymnastics championships in Zagreb
The 16-year-old French gymnast collected gold, silver and two bronze medals at the European Championships in Zagreb, leading France to a third consecutive team bronze.
- Aug 15
Italy leads European Athletics Championships with 17 medals as Riva takes marathon silver
Pietro Riva won silver in the men's marathon at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, finishing seven seconds behind Germany's Amanal Petros, as Italy closed the competition leading the medal table with 17 total medals.
- Aug 15
Manila Esposito wins floor gold at European Gymnastics Championships as Italy takes four medals in Zagreb
Italian gymnast Manila Esposito claimed floor exercise gold and beam silver at the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Zagreb on August 15, leading Italy to a four-medal haul across the apparatus finals.
- Aug 15
Elena Colas, 16, wins European beam gold in Zagreb, two days after all-around bronze
French gymnast Elena Colas, 16, won beam gold at the European Championships in Zagreb on 15 August 2026, adding to the all-around bronze she claimed two days earlier.
- Aug 15
Uber and Pony.ai plan over 2,000 robotaxis across Europe, expanding from Zagreb
Uber and Chinese autonomous driving firm Pony.ai announced Friday plans to deploy more than 2,000 driverless robotaxis across five European cities, expanding from their existing Zagreb service to four unnamed destinations, with Middle East operations also planned.
- Aug 4
Storm warnings with winds up to 115 km/h issued across 11 voivodeships in Poland
IMGW has issued level 1 and level 2 storm warnings across 11 voivodeships and heat warnings for 14, with the RCB alerting 6 regions ahead of storms packing winds up to 115 km/h.
- Jul 28
FC Thun's Champions League dream ends in extra time after captain Bürki's red card sparks Dinamo Zagreb comeback
A 2-0 lead after 22 minutes evaporated when Swiss champions FC Thun had Marco Bürki sent off in the 67th minute, allowing Dinamo Zagreb to win 3-2 in extra time and advance 4-3 on aggregate in the second qualifying round.
- Jul 21
FC Thun begin Champions League quest against Dinamo Zagreb as Privitelli makes competitive debut
The Swiss title holders start their European campaign at a sold-out Visana Stadion on Tuesday evening (20:00), with new coach Gian-Luca Privitelli chasing a shock against the Croatian double winners.
- Jul 14
Former Croatia defender Dario Simic arrested in anti-corruption probe over Adriatic campsite permits
The 50-year-old former footballer, who won two Champions League titles with AC Milan, was taken into custody in Zagreb on Tuesday alongside a former tourism official and a local businessman over alleged illegal permitting for a 10-pitch campsite in Tisno.
- Jul 13
Slaven Bilic returns as Croatia head coach after 14 years, replacing Zlatko Dalic following World Cup exit
The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) confirmed the appointment on Monday, replacing Zlatko Dalic who resigned after a last-32 defeat to Portugal at the 2026 World Cup.
- Jun 30
Europe's record heatwave engulfs the east as death toll mounts and another surge looms
The most severe heatwave on record in Europe pushed into central and eastern regions on Monday, bringing all-time highs, wildfires and more than 1,300 excess deaths, with forecasters warning of another peak from July 5.
- Jun 27
Steve Clarke resigns as Scotland manager after World Cup 2026 group stage exit
Steve Clarke has resigned as Scotland head coach following the team's group stage elimination from World Cup 2026, ending a seven-year tenure that brought the country back to major tournaments.
