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Republika Srpska (RS), one of two BiH entities, is borrowing €350 million at the London Stock Exchange to cover its budget deficit, but critics say the process is not transparent and may be too expensive. RS Prime Minister Radovan Visković, from the party led by Milorad Dodik, Serb member of the BiH Presidency, said the issuance of RS securities does not represent any additional debt but is regularly planned by the budget.  “Serbia and Montenegro are doing the same. And the rest of the normal world. Everything is public, everything is transparent,” Visković said.  The budget of Rep...

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Read online at https://workersliberty.org/node/36520 Bosnia-Herzegovina: 25 years after Dayton Submitted by martin on 8 December, 2020 - 2:50 Author: Len Glover Protest in Tuzla, 2014, for jobs and economic justice and against communalism There is a film nowadays rarely seen which was once, perhaps surprisingly, the most popular foreign film ever shown in China: Walter Defends Sarajevo (directed by Hajruin Krvavac in 1972) is a Yugoslav film, set in the Second World War, telling the story of the Nazis’ attempts to eliminate the mysterious Walter — based on a real person ...

>> we should not give immunity just because somebody asks for it. >> that's all i have. thank you. i know you'll keep an eye on things and keep everything aboveboard. it's a pleasure to see you again. >> likewise. thank you. >> i yield back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, in deutsche. >> thank you for being here. there's been a lot of dates and timelines. i would like to walk through for the benefit of my colleagues, just a short timeline from this year. in january it was concluded -- we asocieties vladimir putin ordered an influence campaign, the goals to undermined public...

Recession shows no sign of ending. the nature of this recession is perhaps best seen by looking at the state of the free press worldwide. take kenya. until very recently considered a hopeful story of democratic progress. last month kenyan president kenyatta instructed the main country's television stations not to cover an opposition event and when they refused, he shut them down. turkey is now the world's foremost jailer of journalists according to the committee to protect journalists. let me underscore that are fact. the government that has imprisoned more journalist than any other is democra...