10 results for "Council of Ministers"
Vice President Refik Lendo warned that Bosnia and Herzegovina risks losing 373.9 million euros in European Union funding. He blamed the ruling Council of Ministers and the Trojka coalition for halting vital reforms. Lendo demanded that current leaders take immediate action rather than waiting for a new government.
about 4 hours ago
The Srebrenica Memorial Center has asked the Bijeljina Prosecutor's Office for details on a tax evasion probe. The Center is concerned about 26 people being questioned when documentation could clarify the anonymous complaint. They plan to publicly release financial documents to prove their compliance.
about 1 month ago
The Srebrenica Memorial Center has requested information from the Bijeljina Prosecutor's Office regarding an anonymous tax evasion report. They question why 26 individuals are being interviewed when documentation could resolve the claims. The Center plans to release documents and prove it has no tax debt, seeking a lawful and transparent investigation.
about 1 month ago
A political article highlights Slaven Kovačević as a key figure for upcoming state-level change in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It argues that his election is crucial to prevent certain political parties from maintaining control over state institutions and finances. The text urges citizens to vote for Kovačević in October as a vital opportunity to impact the country's future.
about 1 month ago
A Herzegovinian news portal, Otpor.media, published an old photo from 1989. It allegedly shows Dragan Čović with a Communist Party delegation at a memorial. This challenges Čović's current image as a Croat advocate, suggesting his past ties to Yugoslavia and its communist regime.
4 months ago
Police in Srebrenica have questioned seven people linked to the Srebrenica Memorial Center regarding alleged tax evasion. Officials from the Memorial Center believe these interrogations, ordered by the Bijeljina prosecutor's office, are a form of pressure. The center states it is a public institution with regular audits.
about 1 month ago
A diplomatic dispute is brewing over the next High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina. The United States initially backed Antonio Zanardi Landi but faced European opposition. Now, the US has introduced a second candidate, William Ruger, signaling a firm stance in the selection process.
5 months ago
The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Pakistan organized a commemoration and exhibition in Islamabad to mark the 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide. Bosnian Ambassador Emin Čohodarević emphasized truth and justice while thanking Pakistan for its long-standing support. The event featured a documentary and an exhibition, drawing Pakistani officials and diplomats to honor the victims.
about 1 month ago
Sabina Ćudić, president of Naša stranka, has drawn widespread criticism for characterizing the Bosnian war and the siege of Sarajevo as merely a "struggle for power," downplaying its ethnic and religious dimensions. Critics contend her remarks ignore historical facts about wartime atrocities and align with revisionist narratives, while highlighting a perceived double standard in the party's priorities. The controversy unfolds ahead of October's local elections, where voters will weigh the party's stance on defining the war.
5 months ago
Eight civil society groups in North Macedonia demand the dismissal of Dalibor Kitanović, director of a state agency. This follows his online post glorifying convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, prompting strong condemnation from international partners like the OSCE and EU. Despite international pressure, the North Macedonian government has yet to act, though Kitanović has deleted his post and apologized.
22 days ago