Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN)
16.9.2009
Poor performance and lack of party support seen as causes for dismissal.
Montenegro Prime Minister Milo Đukanović’s office says reporters who wrote about links between his personal wealth and official government acts were rude and did not give him a fair chance to respond to negative information. In fact, reporters tried for eight months to get his response.
The two were indicted in connection with a privatization scheme that allowed the FBiH prime minister to pay 900 KM for a Ciglane apartment.
Subject of CIN story now being investigated by BiH election commission for possible conflict of interest.
Suspect held, considered a threat to temper with witnesses or flee
Billboard criticizing FBiH Prime Minister comes down and citizens group complains.
Bet shops take special care not to lose money on BiH Premier League matches whose outcomes everyone knows in advance. The real losers are fans.
Award given for coverage of the social situation in Eastern Europe
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