Six Bosnian-Herzegovinian portals - Capital, Fokus, Tačno.net, Info-radar, Hercegovina.info, and Žurnal—have prepared four films about the development of Chinese influence in this area.
Six Bosnian-Herzegovinian portals - Capital, Fokus, Tačno.net, Info-radar, Hercegovina.info, and Žurnal - have prepared four films about the development of Chinese influence in this area.
Six Bosnian-Herzegovinian portals—Capital, Fokus, Tacno.net, Info-radar, Hercegovina.info, and Žurnal—have prepared four films about the development of Chinese influence in this area.
Six Bosnian and Herzegovinian portals: Capital, Fokus, Tačno.net, info-radar, Hercegovina-info, and Žurnal have prepared four films about the development of Chinese influence in this region.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has created an environment of minimal financial burden for companies with foreign capital investing in renewable energy sources through minimal concession fees and network fees. Conversely, state-owned electric utility companies bear the weight of millions in compensation from lost arbitrations, investing substantial financial resources into revitalizing outdated systems. The lack of a strategy and persistent delays in energy industry development will inevitably lead to increased electricity bills for citizens.
Thanks to political and interest connections, the Chinese state company DEC has positioned itself as an indispensable player in the implementation of multi-million projects with Elektroprivreda BiH, which is currently operating at a loss of 331 million.
The Public Prosecutor's Office of Republika Srpska is intensively investigating the procurement of 165 respirators purchased by Republika Srpska for 12.9 million KM excluding VAT during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to eTrafika.
According to some announcements, the Hrgud wind park was scheduled to go online five years ago, in 2019. However, to date, there is nothing on the Hrgud mountain site
Without any oversight, the Banking Agencies in BiH have has created a stable business environment for microcredit organizations like Digital Finance International, owned by sanctioned Russian oligarch Oleg Boykov. These organizations offer quick loans at exorbitant interest rates, leading inevitably to debt slavery.
From 2018 to mid-2023, Canton Sarajevo directed public procurement totaling 35.3 million KM through UNDP BiH. This approach not only circumvented the valid Public Procurement Law, but also leveraged UNDP BiH's international agency status to systematically avoid paying over five million KM in value-added tax (VAT).
Following the departure of two doctors and six medical workers and technicians from the “Srbija” hospital, the Trade Union of Medical Nurses and Technicians of Republika Srpska appealed for “urgent action to prevent further outflow of qualified medical staff”. However, the relevant ministry has no solution, while the City of Istočno Sarajevo is borrowing money to build a Park of Serbian Healthcare Giants within the hospital compound. Over half a million for the mayor’s friends.
The Federation of BiH has not yet regulated the cryptocurrency market with any law. Until this happens, the market estimated at two billion KM remains a haven for laundering money obtained through illegal activities.
