Climate & Energy: Europe’s drought is getting worse fast. New reporting links record-low river levels to disrupted freight, irrigation and power generation, with the EU economy facing losses estimated around €180B and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre flagging “stable and critical” conditions across much of the continent, including Slovakia. Nuclear Stress Test: The Danube’s low levels are now directly hitting atomic power: Romania shut down its last working reactor, while Hungary’s Paks plant has been forced to cut output and faces further shutdown risk if water keeps dropping. Satellite Monitoring: Satellite imagery and river-by-river comparisons (Loire, Po, Rhine, Danube) show shrinking channels, retreating water and browning farmland—turning drought into a measurable, fast-moving tech and infrastructure problem. Cybercrime: Group-IB warns that a new Android malware campaign, WindRelay, can turn phones into NFC “payment traps,” relaying card data in real time after victims install a personalized remote-access app. Slovakia in the Tech Mix: CETIN Networks selected RADCOM for AI-driven assurance across Slovakia’s mobile network, and Slovak biomedical engineering is tied to early mRNA cancer treatment work. Digital Policy: Poland says it will get Starlink back in the wider European roaming zone after SpaceX rule changes left it out.