The acting President of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Seada Palavrić was selected by seven colleagues on the court as president of the highest judicial body in the country. She will hold the office until next May, when she is scheduled to be succeeded by a Serb judge, a succession stipulated by court rules.
TI’s new corruption index shows BiH slipping, Albania gaining
Starting in Laktaši with a couple of thousand KM in seed money 19 years ago, Integral Inženjering has grown into a powerhouse conglomerate of 17 domestic and foreign firms pulling down millions in annual revenue.
Despite a request by the RS police citing irregularities, Banja Luka district prosecutors will not investigate the controversial pardon of two expert forensic witnesses.
Admir Džihić and his brother, Edin, may be wanted in BiH in connection to seizures in 2005 of 38.7 kilos of heroin.
In a report officials tried to keep from journalists, a Sarajevo economist found major problems with an EU project aimed at helping small businesses in BiH.
The attack on a Croatian reporter is an attempt to silence the press
Independent assessment said the case would not likely win in a court of law.
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