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.

One way or another, there will be less and less underground coal exploitation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. For years now, the authorities have "pushed" this problem under the carpet for the sake of seemingly worn-out reason, social peace. The European market is looking for electricity from clean sources and sooner or later Bosnia and Herzegovina will have to comply

Our country has poor basic infrastructure. This is just one of the reasons why direct foreign investments in BiH are at a modest level. Several investments worth hundreds of millions of marks have been announced in Vareš alone over the past few years. To date, little has been realized

The privatization of communication and information resources can put the state in an extremely disadvantageous position. Control thereof can also be used to disseminate disinformation, spread panic, fear, endanger human rights...

The independence of the Kosovo Transmission System and Electricity Market Operator from the Electricity Network of Serbia was agreed in negotiations led by the then European Commissioner Catherine Ashton. It was also one of the points of the Brussels Agreement signed by the Prime Ministers Ivica Dačić and Hashim Thaçi in 2013. At that moment the issue of electricity supply became technical, but it also quickly shifted to the field of politics

Out of 200 million in revenues generated in 2019, EFT MTPP Stanari paid just slightly over 8.4 million marks of concession fee into the budget of Republika Srpska

Kuznetsov revealed the messages from which, as he claims, it can be seen that Milan Keserović, son-in-law of the then RS Minister of Finances and the current Chairperson of the BiH Council of Ministers, Zoran Tegeltija, is informing the Russians, even before they had purchased E-RAOP, that the tenders in Republika Srpska have been fixed for them.

The Proposal of the Law amending the Law on Gas will be discussed at one of the next sessions of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska after the local elections. The law is being amended with only one goal in mind- to allow the Russians to build two compressed gas facilities in Srpska - one in Zvornik and the other in Brod