When, in mid-January 2017, Žurnal asked the president of the District Court in Prijedor, Duško Miloica, how it was possible for the judge of this court, Drena Marin, to appoint her own sister as ex-officio defence counsel in several cases, Miloica said that the appointments were legal. Four years later, Judge Drena Marin was sentenced to ten months in prison and banned from performing her duties by this first-instance verdict.

Elektroprivreda workers held a short protest in support of the general director. Unlike the miners’, the salaries and meal allowances of the employees of Elektroprivreda were not late, they did not have to go on a hunger strike in order for their employer to pay their fees, they were not threatened or blackmailed by directors and unions...

Your letter is not any "proactive communication", it is an insulting pamphlet that we experienced as a very serious pressure on our work. And we, just like your Director's Office, will carefully investigate the "nature, subject, and background" of your letter. Unlike you, we will do so without insults and threats, with relevant sources and available documentation.

After more than 10 years of investigation, the Prosecutor's Office of BiH is filing an indictment against the Minister of Security, Selmo Cikotić, on suspicion of illegal activities that he performed as the Minister of Defense of BiH. The damage to the budget is estimated at 9.7 million KM.

Vučić and Dodik are by no means accidental partners, they are united by the constant production of a state of emergency and "inducing insanity" as a method of rule. And there is the cultivation of extreme nationalism, the preservation of criminal heritage, and the accompanying corruption of surreal proportions. All under the watchful eye of the Kremlin, which is interested in destabilizing the region, keeping all available countries off the Euro-Atlantic course and preventing European integration. It is not difficult to see that Vučić and Dodik intended the fate of the Balkan version of Donetsk for Republika Srpska and that they are ready to go to the end for the realization of their evil plan.

The Government of Federacija BiH does not regret the budget money to repair the severely damaged image in public. This PR at the expense of the citizens should help to at least briefly forget the image of the prime minister on the defendant’s bench and the poor response to the pandemic. A paid report would be a story of personal success.

The painful post-war period was not at all painful for Komšić. On the contrary, "it was a time of roses", he had a high income and enjoyed all the privileges this state could give to anyone. As he himself says, he was “comfortable in peace” and “maybe he was too lulled and relaxed” so he forgot that the state needed to be built. How did we feel during that time?

Lost between the political crisis in the country, war topics, floods, price increases, topics about the coronavirus have less and less place in the media. Although the oxygen and respirator scandals have not been resolved, along with numerous lawsuits for the deaths of Covid-19 patients, less and less attention is being paid to the fact that people are still dying and hospitals are once again overcrowded.

Twenty-six years after the Dayton Peace Agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is facing its most serious challenge since the end of the war, writes Derek Chollet.

"IBM World Trade Corporation" and "IBM Ireland Product" on several occasions from May 2019 to February 2020 requested notification from "Prointer" regarding media announcements about rigged tenders, according to the documentation in the possession of “Žurnal”.

At the mere mention of war, we froze like animals in front of car headlights, blind and deaf to everything. We are no longer interested in everyday life problems.

Instead of the one who would be inscribed in political history as the implementer of its independence, Dodik could be remembered as the one who sold (out) Republika Srpska through credit indebtedness. Are the natural resources of this entity a pledge to repay the loan?

Russian Federation has entirely unveiled its role in this region by providing support to Milorad Dodik and Dragan Čović in the latest endeavors to destabilize Bosnia and Herzegovina. Of course, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, is doing a good portion of the “dirty work”. Essentially, Dodik, Čović and Vučić are mere marionettes to Russia that uses them to halt the NATO integration of BiH and its prosperity.

The Zenica-Doboj Canton Independent Board has elected a new police commissioner, with whom the SDA, HDZ and A-SDA can now peacefully continue what they have been doing so far - nepotism, corruption, budget robbery

Quite the opposite from what Milorad Dodik has been proclaiming and wishing for many years now is happening, for Republika Srpska to join Serbia. We are witnessing situation where Serbia, through this entity, is entering, conquering and appropriating both resources and the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. And where ever Serbia is, the ground is “well prepared” for Russia!

Russian influence is refined and in terms of these relations it comes down to emphasizing Russia’s image as invincible and super rich. Authorities of Republika Srpska see nothing disputable in any form of Russia’s activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Far from the office of high politics, special propaganda of glorifying Russia is being organized on the ground

With the outbreak of the smallpox epidemic in the former Yugoslavia in 1972, 18 million people were vaccinated in a few days. President Josip Broz Tito has never addressed the public or bought vaccines or other equipment. The state functioned, people were not guinea pigs then ...

It is not hard to guess why the passions stirred up in Reumal complex. The complex was built on loans that were spent without any control and they became due. Malversations with the sale of apartments are being revealed, many people wanted to manage everybody else at one point, just to have the fear of possible responsibility prevailing the next moment.

Due to the lack of its own funds for the implementation of large infrastructure projects, BiH is forced to borrow, but also to accept various requirements and conditions set by the investors. Refusal would mean a complete halt to the development of this sector.