Naser Kelmendi: From Kosovo Inmate to Sarajevo Businessman
Naser Kelmendi, whose alleged drug dealing has long made him a target of Balkan law enforcement agencies, is facing more scrutiny after SIPA made a special presentation to Interpol in Lyon, France outlining what it calls his criminal network.
CIN Reporter Interviewed by Dan
Podgorica-based Dan newspaper interviewed a reporter from the Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo (CIN) about his work done on an regional story on Milo Đukanović.
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Different Reports, Different Assets
BiH Prime Minister Nikola Špirić’s real asset declaration is significantly different from the one that Špirić filed with the Central Election Commission that can be viewed by the public.
CIN Celebrates its Fifth Anniversary
In October of 2004, when the doors of The Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo (CIN) opened, founding director Drew Sullivan wondered if the center would survive. Its first story on Bosnia-Herzegovina health care required some arm twisting to get into local papers.
At the Edge of Law
Abdurahman Malkić has friends and foes from his long tenure as the Mayor of Srebrenica, and there have even been criminal complaint against him. He also has a lot more money than when he first took office.
Tiger in Jail
Hamdija Abdić, known as Tiger, a wartime commander and a member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Football Association’s executive board, was arrested Oct. 8, 2009, in Ilidža, outside a hotel where the BiH national team was staying for training before leaving for a playoff game in Estonia.
RS Development Bank Officials to Be Heard
A public hearing will be held at the RS Parliament involving the RS Investment Bank
Criminal Group Uses Agencies to Skirt Laws
Naser Kelmendi has been identified as the leader of one of the best organized criminal organizations involved in drug trafficking in the region, with his sons as associates. But why are they allowed to carry weapons, supposedly for their protection, or to import armored cars from the US?