Thursday, 23 october 2025.
Most Bosnian Civil Servants Use AI at Work. Why is This a Problem?
Over 70 per cent of civil servants in Bosnia and Herzegovina use artificial intelligence in their daily work. By doing so, they could compromise people’s protected data, as well as...
Two iPhones and an Unwrapped SIM: Accused Russian Saboteur’s Bosnia Sojourn
BIRN pieces together an alleged Russian agent’s arrival, illegal departure and ill-fated return to Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he was arrested last year on a Polish warrant accusing him of...
‘Neum’s Law’: Bosnia’s Destructive Appetite for Date Mussels
BIRN follows the brazen trade in date mussels from the Adriatic seabed to restaurant tables across Bosnia and Herzegovina despite an 11-year-old ban to protect the seabed from their destructive...
Kako propali posao s kineskim konzorcijem na Bloku 7 utiče na poskupljenje struje
Blok 7 Termoelektrane Tuzla trebao je biti generacijski projekat. Bila bi to prva velika nadogradnja neke termoelektrane u Bosni i Hercegovini u državnom vlasništvu od kada su ovi pogoni za...
BIRN BiH Director Wins ‘Goran Bubalo’ Peace Award
BIRN BiH director Dzenis Dzidic receives prestigious award for long-standing contribution to investigative journalism and media freedom.
How Do Bosnian Schools Control Pupils’ Access to the Internet?
While at school, students in the Republika Srpska entity are restricted in what they can view on their phones, while those in the Federation are almost entirely unprotected. The authorities...
Bosnia Losing the Battle against Illegal Landfills, Satellite Images Show
Illegal landfills are expanding in size in Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to a BIRN analysis of satellite images.
Bosnians Lay Flowers, Marking Three Decades Since Sarajevo Market Blast
Relatives commemorated the 30th anniversary of the wartime massacre at the Markale market in Sarajevo, where 43 people were killed by a shell fired from Bosnian Serb positions during the...