World Cup Aftermath: England captain Harry Kane says the team is still in a “grieving stage” after Argentina’s late comeback ended their bid for a first final in 60 years, while he backs coach Thomas Tuchel despite backlash over defensive substitutions. FIFA Money & New Traditions: FIFA’s expanded 2026 payout sets a record total of $871m for 48 teams, with the champions earning $51m plus first-ever championship rings (players get replicas, not the trophy). Final Preview: The Spain-Argentina decider is framed as the end of the biggest World Cup ever (104 matches), with Spain chasing a historic unbeaten streak and Argentina seeking back-to-back titles. Croatia in the Spotlight (Tourism): Croatia’s tourism strategy is shifting from endless growth to steadier, year-round demand, with HTZ reporting first-half June arrivals and overnights broadly on par with last year. Regional Politics (BiH): Bosnia’s civil society group “Circle 99” rejects Croatia’s July 10 parliamentary resolution on Croats in BiH as unacceptable interference, warning it undermines Bosnia’s sovereignty. Cross-border Environment Dispute: Bosnia says it will join the Espoo-style environmental impact assessment for the Trgovska Gora radioactive waste site, raising questions about Croatia’s decision on the location before the assessment was completed.