Terminals Fighting Receivership
NTF management claims that a receivership petition is based on a forged document.
Ploče Oil Terminals’ Debt Bondage
The company that runs the only BiH oil terminal in the Adriatic Sea has evaded bankruptcy but is still paying for bad decisions by the former management.
General Elections Announced in BiH
3.1 million voters will exercise their rights on polling stations on October 3, 2010.
Politicians Neighbors at Other People’s Expense
Connections with political parties in some cases guaranteed a way to solve housing issues. Such examples can be found in Banjaluka, Sarajevo and Mostar. Real property is bought with money from public revenue. While some cases ended up in court, others are waiting for prosecutors to act on them.
Board Names New Top Editor and Deputy
New team to lead CIN newsroom.
The Global Integrity Report: 2009
“On Paper” Anti-Corruption Reforms Benefit No One in Bosnia
Criminals with Counterfeited Bosnian Documents
For five years the Prosecutors’ Office and police in BiH have continuously uncovered the masterminds and associates involved in counterfeiting Bosnian identity papers. Many abuses have been reported and those who got false documents include criminals and citizens from neighboring countries.
The Trial of the Dacić Brothers Begins
They are accused of running a drug ring, laundering money and illegal possession of weapons.
Getting Rich through Politics
Reporters from The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIN) in Sarajevo spent nearly a year uncovering the assets of 27 politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) who have amassed wealth while performing public office. At least three of them are worth over 1 million KM each.