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Chronology of Evil: The Genocide of the Uyghurs

The Uyghurs are among those peoples whose history has been marked by a continuous struggle for identity and survival. Yet, their current socio-political position undoubtedly surpasses all previous challenges they have faced. Over the past decade, millions of Uyghurs have found themselves trapped in a police state and internment camps—designed, maintained, and ultimately denied by the very force that created them. As is so often the case.

Heliodrom: A museum that is not one

Heliodrom, a heliport that was used as a concentration camp and controlled by the Croatian Defence Council (HVO), was a place of detention of around 8000 inhabitants of Mostar during the last war. A discussion about turning this space into a museum dedicated to the Croatian Defence Council has been ongoing for quite some time, which is nothing else but an insult for all detainees that experienced the atrocities at this concentration camp in the period between 1992 and 1994.

Colonialization of energy: From Chinese to Hungarians through private capital

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weight of millions in compensation from lost arbitrations, investing substantial financial resources into revitalizing outdated systems.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.