Saturday, 29 march 2025.
Episode 156: Four stories of police brutality
We’ve been investigating how violence and inappropriate conduct by police officers are punished in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
BIRN BiH Journalist and Editor Win EU Investigative Journalism Award
BIRN BiH Journalist Lamija Grebo and Dzana Brkanic, BIRN Bosnia and Herzegovina deputy editor, have won second prize of the European Union Investigative Journalism Awards for an investigation based on...
BiH Still Lacks a State Cyber Team and Crucial Documents as Cyberattacks Surge
Although the number of cyberattacks is increasing daily, almost no information about these attacks is to be found online, according to observations made during a panel discussion on the current...
Internet Governance Forum Identifies Alarming Trends and Offers Recommendations to Improve Cyber Space in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) remains one of the least equipped countries in the Western Balkans to fight cyberattacks. This was just one of the findings to emerge from the Internet...
Serb Biker Club with Neo-Nazi Insignia Registered in Bosnia’s Doboj
The MC Serbs motorcycle club from Serbia, whose members wear Nazi-style death’s head insignias and some have tattoos of a stylised swastika, has officially registered an association to operate in...
Expelled by Other Countries, Russian Diplomats Get Accredited in Bosnia
Russian diplomats who were ousted by other European countries after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine have since been accredited as part of the Russian mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Detektor...
Serbian, Bosnian Clothes Shops Profit from Far-Right Fashions
Under the guise of patriotism, at least 19 shops and online stores in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are selling clothes glorifying war criminals like Ratko Mladic and promoting far-right...
In Bosnian Town, Serb Football Fans Embrace Neo-Nazi Symbols
A group of Bosnian Serb football fans has taken to displaying symbols associated with neo-Nazism, with apparently little fear of punishment.
Chinese, Turkish Firms Dominate Infrastructure Projects in Bosnia
Chinese and Turkish companies have had almost no competition from foreign companies in winning lucrative construction contracts worth over three billion euros in Bosnia and Herzegovina, research by Detektor reveals.