10 tons of Tobacco Confiscated in a Police Raid
A police operation code-named Leaf 1 has been conducted in and around Tuzla, Bijeljina, Srebrenik, Brčko, Arizona and Sarajevo today.
Officeholders Received 346,000 KM in Retirement Severance
Money went to 23 officeholders who held senior posts in eight state ministries.
Investigator Accused of Taking over €10,000 in Bribes
The Prosecutor’s Office says that Mujo Smajlović offered a special treatment to some suspects and defendants.
Petition Demanding Fairer, Cleaner and More Efficient Energy System
Petition can be signed online and will be delivered to the ministers from South East Europe in mid-October.
New Power Plant on Ground Zero Project
While the dust is still settling on news that millions were wasted on a failed collaboration with Czechs in Gacko, the Republika Srpska government announces a new power project involving a Chinese firm.
Minister of Defense Pleads Not Guilty
Marina Pendeš is indicted for authorizing a salary to a colleague who didn’t bother coming to work.
Jerko Ivanković-Lijanović Arrested for Subsidies
Jerko Ivanković-Lijanović and others are suspected of blackmailing farmers by asking them to give back half of the money in cash that they had been promised in subsidies.
Justice Miletić and Former Commissionaire Brkić Pleaded Not Guilty
A Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina justice, a former police commissionaire of Una-Sana Canton and Senad Šabić are charged with accepting and giving bribes during a court proceedings.
Departure from Freedom of Access to Information
Even though laws were passed 15 years ago giving citizens the right to information from public institutions, actually getting that information has not happened.