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Candidates Bound by Party Contracts at Elections

At least four political parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina have drawn up unlawful contracts with election candidates to ensure their loyalty once they win office....

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An Expensive Bet on Comsar’s Future Business

The Government of Republika Srpska (RS) bought Comsar Energy RS for BAM 240.5 million, with much of the purchase price paid before the contract was signed and before...

Pension and Disability Insurance Institute Flats for Director Mehmed Mahmić’s Family and Friends

In 2021, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Federal Pension and Disability Insurance Institute sold five flats in Bosanska Krupa to friends and relatives of Mehmed Mahmić,...

The Wild Hunt for ‘Black Gold’

At the Rača industrial waste site in Zenica, local companies are illegally mining coal, leaving a trail of ravaged land in their wake while raking in millions from...

Five Strategic Investments Worth Billions in Republika Srpska Remain on the Drawing Board

Through concessions, direct investment and privatisation, the Republika Srpska government has struck deals worth BAM 2.3 billion across five energy and infrastructure...

Vučko Properties Slip Away Despite Court Order

August 19, 2026

While one court has frozen dozens of apartments in the Vučko complex on Jahorina, another has awarded them to the Prović family from Pale. Most of the properties...

HJPC and EU Clash Over Control of Judges’ and Prosecutors’ Assets

August 10, 2026

After initial results of a review into judicial assets were made public, the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) is seeking, under the guise of transparency,...

Politicians’ Assets: Doboj Mayor Boris Jerinić Buys, Sells, Lets - and Fails to Declare Property

July 30, 2026

Boris Jerinić, the long-serving Mayor of Doboj, failed to disclose that his wife, Aleksandra, owns a flat, two garages and commercial premises in the city.

Politicians’ Assets: Mahir Dević’s (Un)Declared Property Holdings

July 28, 2026

Mahir Dević, a member of the Sarajevo Canton Assembly, complied with the cantonal requirements by submitting his asset declaration to the Sarajevo Canton Office...

Minister Srđan Amidžić’s Multi-Million Business Empire of Concealed Companies Taken Over by His Adviser

July 7, 2026

Before taking office as Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Minister of Finance and Treasury, Srđan Amidžić and his wife jointly owned six companies generating millions in...

Drivers with Fake Qualifications Behind the Wheel at GRAS

July 1, 2026

Six drivers working for GRAS, Sarajevo’s public transport company, obtained their positions with fake high school diplomas said to come from vocational schools specializing...

HJPC BiH Publishes Database of Anonymised Disciplinary Decisions

June 19, 2026

Citizens are now able to search anonymised rulings on disciplinary sanctions imposed on judicial office holders in Bosnia and Herzegovina from 2009 to the present,...

CIN Wins Its 18th Judgment: Presidency withheld accounts; Court ordered transparency

June 19, 2026

The court has, for the 18th time, ruled in favour of the Centre for Investigative Reporting (CIN), ordering the institution that had concealed public data to reconsider...

Acting Appointments – A Political Safe Haven for the Chosen Few in Republika Srpska

June 2, 2026

At least 140 heads of institutions, agencies, and public companies in Republika Srpska have been appointed without a public recruitment process, while at least 38...

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A Patriarch Chosen Beneath the Devil’s Gaze

May 20, 2026

Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) were secretly recorded during the Church Assembly at which Patriarch Porfirije was elected in 2021. The installation...

Skirting Asset-freeze Orders

May 19, 2026

Jasmin Jusufranić, the son of former GRAS director Ibrahim Jusufranić, attempted to transfer court-frozen assets to Alma Kezo, with whom he has a daughter. The properties...

Una National Park — Illegal Builders Stronger Than the State

May 12, 2026

The most valuable stretches of Una National Park are being ravaged by the unlawful construction of holiday cottages along the riverbanks. Inspectors have failed...