Millionaire from Živinice Takes Severance, Then Continues Working in State Parliament
Denijal Tulumović, a member of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, received a severance payment of almost 35,000 BAM upon retirement. He is the 23rd office-holder from the Parliament, the Council of Ministers, and the Presidency of BiH over the past 15 years to claim this entitlement.
Inspection Shuts Down Uborak Landfill in Mostar
The FBiH Administration for Inspection Affairs has banned the disposal of mixed municipal waste at the Uborak landfill in Mostar.
Goja Bogičević Fined for Attacking CIN Team
The Basic Court of Brčko District, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has fined Goja Bogičević from Brčko 900 BAM for assaulting a CIN cameraman and reporter while they were on assignment in February 2025.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: Local CSOs invited to apply for small grants for budget monitoring
This small grant programme is intended for representatives of local civil society organisations across Bosnia and Herzegovina whose work focuses on public budget monitoring and advocacy, anti-corruption policy, and the transparency of public spending.
The Closed Circle of State Limousine Dealers
Over the past thirteen years, the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina has sourced all of its official vehicles exclusively from the Ljubuški-based company M.R.M. Export-Import, which later repurchased some of those cars at below-market prices.
Indictment Confirmed Over Attack on CIN Team in Brčko
The Basic Court of the Brčko District of BiH has confirmed an indictment against Goja Bogičević for the attack on a CIN reporter and cameraman, which occurred while they were filming footage for a story in the Brčko District of BiH.
Dodik’s Sentence Confirmed — Prison Term Convertible to Fine
Milorad Dodik, President of Republika Srpska, has been definitively sentenced to one year in prison and banned from holding the office of president of the entity for six years, due to his failure to comply with the decisions of the High Representative. He may buy out the prison sentence.
Nenad Nešić Holidays in Montenegro Despite Sanctions
Nenad Nešić travelled to Tivat, Montenegro, despite being subject to a travel ban, after the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina returned his passport and approved his departure from the country at his request. The BiH Prosecutor’s Office suspects Nešić of committing corruption-related offences during his tenure as acting director of Putevi RS (Roads of Republika Srpska).
Following CIN’s Report, the UK Government Imposed Sanctions on Those Responsible for Stealing The Identities of BiH Citizens
Four members of the Balkan drug cartels known as the Kavač and Škaljari clans, along with two of their accomplices involved in identity theft and the issuing of Bosnian passports, have been added to the UK’s list of people-smugglers.