Sunday, 14 december 2025.
Russian TV Documentary Sees Caliphate in Bosnia, but not Genocide
A documentary recently aired by Russian television network RT argues the existence of a “Bosnian caliphate” and radicalization of Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina, while dismissing the judicial verdicts on...
Bosnian Council of Ministers Backs New Gas Pipelines Despite Controversy
The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina approved negotiations to build two new gas pipeline links with Serbia and Croatia, but a decision on fuel import controls that is...
Mayor of Bosnian’s Visegrad Hosts EU-Sanctioned Russian Organisation
Representatives of a Russian organisation founded by Vladimir Putin and under EU sanctions for financing the war against Ukraine attended a ceremony in Visegrad to honour Russian fighters killed in...
How persuading Russia to lift BiH trade veto might hike fuel prices
Bosnia-Herzegovina looks set to impose fuel import controls which Russia insists on before it will let the country join the World Trade Organization, Detektor has learnt. Fuel prices may rise...
Ukraine Wants Him Sanctioned – But Boss of Putin-linked Gas Project Opened Firm in Sarajevo
The Ukrainian government wants sanctions placed on Igor Chasnyk, a board member for a major Russian gas firm until recently owned by an oligarch friend of President Vladimir Putin, but...
Slovenia Arrests Two Suspected Russian Spies
Slovenian media reports say two citizens of South American nationality have been arrested and charged with spying for Russia.
A who’s who of Serbian far-rightists stopped on the border with Kosovo
One December Sunday, dozens of darkly dressed Serbian far-rightists answered a rallying call to head to Kosovo and show support for Serbs there, who had barricaded roads in the latest...
Sniper’s Video Shows Serb Volunteers Training to Fight Ukraine
A pro-Moscow Serbian sniper posted a video of other Serbian-speaking fighters on YouTube which he said was filmed at a training camp in Russia where they were getting ready to...
Episode 143: How Russia’s control over gas puts Bosnia and Herzegovina at its mercy
When Russia cut the flow of gas for a few days in 2009 due to a dispute with Ukraine, tens of thousands of households in Bosnia and Herzegovina were left...
Fears grow of Russian meddling in Bosnian election
Experts and officials fear Russia could exploit Bosnia and Herzegovina’s weaknesses to influence this October’s election