If you ask yourself why something has gone up in price, you answer yourself by saying that it is God's will/giving, in this case specifically - taking away. If you complain that there is no heating, you immediately encourage yourself with the not-at-all-relieving fact that there is a crisis everywhere. If you don't have a job, you whisper to yourself into your pillow that it will come - if God allows. You can't pay back a loan - you take a walk in nature and admire the colours of autumn.

When your political party functions according to codes and principles similar to those of the mafia, when your personnel policy is created according to the mafia style, where the most unscrupulous advance the fastest, and the henchmen unquestioningly agree to everything that is asked of them, regardless of the consequences, then you get a situation where yesterday's allies put you in prisons and take control of the territory.

The scenario of Vučić's failed play is always the same: first, he causes tensions and riots, announces the possibility of war for who knows what reason, declares the Serbs an endangered species, and then prays for peace and calming of tensions. The progressive camarilla is most reminiscent of those criminals from movies who charge the owners of shops, restaurants, and stores in their area for protection - they take their racket in order to protect them from themselves.

Putin's propaganda does not try to convince reasonable people of anything, it does not address those who care about the real truth, those who search for the real state of affairs. Putin's propaganda machinery appeals to a different kind of people, one that does not seek the truth to act in accordance with it, but only seeks the authority and force to which it will submit.

Žurnal has been writing about crime in "Bosnalijek" for years. The focus of the long-term investigation is the director Nedim Uzunović, with whom everything begins, but also ends. Bosnalijek filed criminal charges against Uzunovic to the Moscow police in 2012, but despite that, he managed to return to the Sarajevo company through investors from Russia.

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...

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?

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.

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.

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

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