Omer Hujdur states that the situation at the Uborak landfill is becoming increasingly difficult, noting that the connection between the landfill and the rise in cancer rates has been apparent for a long time. Safet Kubat explains that illegal landfills are often a major source of drinking water contamination through leachate. The Center for the Environment has reported numerous instances of illegal and improperly managed landfills across the country, from Omačina to Drvar.

After the Sanski Most Municipal Council rescinded its approval and called for the revocation of Lager's mining concession, cantonal and federal ministries confirmed that the company is operating within legal parameters, dismissing any grounds for cancelling the concession. Despite this, Lager’s activities continue to impact local communities negatively, polluting water sources, breaching its own concession agreements, and exceeding its authorised operations. Residents of nearby villages, who declined to sell their land to the mining company, are now left to defend their property independently.

Hundreds of business premises were enough to make Trgovina Borac a target even before the plundering privatisation orchestrated and carried out by the political parties SDA and HDZ BiH. For this company, it all began in 1999 with the sale of its first properties, which are recorded in the so-called passive sub-balance.

Richmond Park International Primary School in Bihać operates as part of the Richmond educational institutions. Over the past year, this primary school has been under inspection by the Cantonal Administration for Inspection Affairs in the Una-Sana Canton (USK). During this inspection, violations were found regarding the qualifications of the staff employed at the institution.

The draft law on state property, which was adopted by the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and submitted to parliamentary procedure, offers an opportunity for long-awaited regulation of ownership, management, and repurposing of state property. However, reactions from Republika Srpska entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina suggest minimal chances of its adoption. Examples from Bosanska Krupa indicate serious consequences due to the longstanding unresolved issues around state property, impacting local authorities, as well as individuals and companies.

The private forest "Repišta" in Vučija Luka has been devastated. The majority owner, Milka Popović, reported everything to the police and prosecutor's office, but no action has been taken on these complaints for two years. The situation is no better in other parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Most illegal logging occurs in areas where local authorities or relevant inspections lack sufficient resources for control, says Azra Šehić-Kustura. The forestry sector is considered one of the most unregulated fields in the country’s economy, and HNK (Herzegovina-Neretva Canton), where we’ve witnessed 15 years of anarchy in the forestry sector, is deemed one of the most critical areas, according to the Foundation "Atelier for Social Change." Environmental activist Safet Kubat believes that illegal and unplanned logging is also linked to landslides.

In Republika Srpska, 250 individuals have been registered as paedophiles since the registry was established in 2018. In the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, there has yet to be a comprehensive listing of all individuals with final convictions for paedophilia. Incidents of paedophilia are on the rise throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina. From January 1 to December 31, 2023, the Banja Luka District Public Prosecutor's Office received 47 reports of sexual assault on minors and filed 31 indictments.

Instead of being prosecuted, Dragan Blaž transitioned from being labelled "controversial" to becoming a "respected" businessman, making significant strides in construction projects—from highway works and residential developments to solar and mini-hydropower plants...

The Tuzla Salt Mine awarded a contract worth 3.6 million marks to the company Mining and Drilling, which three and a half years ago found itself at the center of a corruption affair, alongside the then administration of the Mine, that had a judicial epilogue. The mine even sued this company due to delays in the execution of the works. However, despite this, the Mine issued them a certificate for the successful realization of the contract last year and awarded a new contract worth several million

Until now, there has been sporadic speculation that Denis Prcić, the president and founder of the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is behind the Trebević Hills project. Journalists encountered Prcić or someone resembling him at the construction site. You can judge for yourself based on the photos. He introduced himself as Dženan…

Doctors in BiH work under conditions that are far below European and world standards. There is sufficient funding, but due to poor organization and a lack of interest from political elites in implementing necessary health reforms, this money is wasted. It is not invested in essential improvements to infrastructure and equipment, nor in retaining medical staff. Ultimately, patients pay the highest price.

If the direct actors or those responsible for the destruction of the Krivaja Zavidovići factory had been prosecuted in the past 25 years, its workers would still have jobs today and receive salaries instead of occasional handouts from the authorities. The Privatization Revision Agency identified several illegalities in the privatization process of Krivaja. The ball is in the court of the Federation government.

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, Tačno.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. Watch the first part of the series "The Chinese Way - Belt Around Bosnia and Herzegovina."

Žurnal’s new movie, “Battle for Life: System against oncology patients” sheds light on the challenges faced by oncology patients and the system they must navigate as to exercise their right to treatment.

Representatives of the G7 member countries expressed concern about the economic activities of Chinese companies, and the French minister of finance stated that the entire world economy is in danger of being oversaturated with cheap Chinese exports. On the other hand, various goods worth BAM 1.033.207 entered BiH from China last year, but there is no concern. Moreover, the Chinese are becoming the favorite business partners of the authorities in BiH, especially in the Republika Srpska.

Investigations are ongoing in Italy and Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Salvatore Messina identified as the main suspect in both cases. Despite foreknowledge of events at the University of Goražde months prior, Messina freely moved around Goražde, met with politicians, and opened Edukacioni centar d.o.o., which has subsequently changed ownership.