Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN)
09.10.2007
A growing population of elderly residents and a booming black market economy that doesn’t contribute to pensions mean trouble in years ahead despite reforms made so far
The Center for Investigative Reporting in Bosnia Herzegovina is a finalist in investigative reporting for the 2007 Online Journalism Awards
The Union of Railroad train drivers of Republika Srpska (RS) Railways is planning a general strike today to protest the removal of two senior managers who it says were fixing the railroad after years of abuse.
A judge may rule as early as today on a plea bargan in the case of a police inspector who allegedly caused a car accident that killed a Prijedor woman and injured five others.
Police charge former energy officials with misuse of office
The highest bidder says the Aluminij privatization is flawed
Inspector seeks to avoid or reduce jail time in accident case
Hundreds of thousands of BiH workers caught in illegal jobs
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