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Pyrrhic Victory for Foreign Currency Depositors
Mustafa Suljagić has tried for years to withdraw nearly 270,000 KM worth of foreign exchange deposited at his account with Privredna Banka Sarajevo.
The BiH Football Officials Found Guilty
Munib Ušanović and Miodrag Kureš sentenced to a 5 years in prison.
The Dacić Brothers Indicted
Accused of laundering between 5 and 6 million KM.
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.