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Ustanovljeno: 2004
Lastništvo
Balkan Insight je vodilna publikacija Balkanske mreže preiskovalnih poročevalcev (BIRN), ustanovljene leta 2004/2005. BIRN je mreža neodvisnih, neprofitnih/NVO organizacij na Balkanu, zbranih okoli krovne organizacije (BIRN Hub, registrirane v Bosni in Hercegovini); nima komercialnega lastnika, stranke ali državnega lastnika.
Financiranje
Financirano z nepovratnimi sredstvi in donacijami mednarodnih vlad, institucij EU, fundacij in dobrodelnih skladov Donatorji so bili Evropska komisija, delegacije EU, Avstrijska razvojna agencija, Balkanski sklad za demokracijo, Fundacija ERSTE, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
Pripadnost in usmeritev
BIRN/Balkan Insight je neprofitna preiskovalna organizacija, ki je neodvisna od katere koli stranke, vlade ali lastnika podjetja, zato je INDEPENDENTNA; izrecno spodbuja svobodo tiska, človekove pravice in odgovornost v celotni regiji. (Opomba: močno odvisnost od financiranja zahodnih donatorjev je glavno uredniško-vplivno premislek, ne pa stranka / državni nadzor.)
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Week in Review: Hopes, Schemes and Stand-Offs
This week's review by Balkan Insight highlights contrasting situations across the region, where some nations express optimism about potential near-future EU membership, while others continue to face stagnation and unresolved conflicts. The article compiles BIRN's premium stories, indicating ongoing challenges and political standoffs in various areas. It reflects the diverse dynamics within the region, showcasing both aspirations and persistent issues.
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Moldova PM Steps Down Abruptly as Corruption Scandals Unfold
Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu of Moldova has abruptly resigned, adding to political instability in the country. His resignation comes amid ongoing high-profile corruption scandals that threaten the credibility of Moldova's pro-European government. The situation highlights growing concerns over governance and transparency within the administration. The timing of his departure suggests potential internal pressures or external scrutiny related to allegations of misconduct.
ARTE Europe Weekly: EU States’ Dilemmas About Crackdowns on Youth Crime
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In Bosnia, War Crimes Compensation Failing Victims – But Not Those Acquitted
The article highlights disparities in war crimes compensation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where individuals acquitted of war crimes have received significantly more financial support compared to the survivors of war crimes. Survivors often face prolonged waits and frequently do not receive any reparations. This situation underscores systemic issues in the distribution of aid and raises concerns about justice and accountability.
Officials Without Integrity Are ‘Eroding North Macedonia’s System’
Gordan Georgiev, through his organization, argues that the lack of personal accountability among public officials in North Macedonia is undermining the country's institutional credibility and public trust. He emphasizes that integrity is essential for building reliable governance structures. The issue highlights concerns over corruption and ethical standards within the public sector, which could affect the stability and effectiveness of government operations. This discussion comes amid ongoing efforts to reform public administration and enhance transparency.
Vlada Kosova: Vučić izjavama o Radoičiću ohrabruje napade na kosovske policajce
Vlada Kosova je izjavila, da pripombe srbskega predsednika Aleksandra Vučića o Milanu Radoičiću, ki ga Interpol išče zaradi vloge v oboroženem napadu na kosovsko policijo v Bajgori, spodbujajo napade na kosovske policiste. Radoičić je prevzel odgovornost za napad, zaradi katerega je umrl kosovski policist in trije srbski napadalci, vendar je še vedno svoboden v Srbiji z registriranim prebivališčem v Beogradu. Srbija ni izdala nobene obtožbe zoper njega, kljub rdečemu obvestilu Interpola, ki je bil izdan na zahtevo Kosova prek UNMIK-a.
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Več politikov v Iraku aretiranih zaradi obtožb korupcije
Several politicians were arrested in Iraq early on June 28, 2026, on corruption charges, according to local media reports. The arrests followed statements by former deputy oil minister Adnan al-Dulaimi, who was himself arrested in May. Security forces sealed off entrances to Baghdad's Green Zone, where government institutions and embassies are located, and conducted raids. According to a report by the Associated Press (AP), seven individuals were arrested, including five MPs. Some of those detained belonged to the political bloc of former Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sadr. Al-Sadr's bloc had won the most seats in the November 2023 parliamentary elections but later withdrew from the Coordination Framework, a coalition of Iran-aligned Shia parties that brought them to power, over disagreements regarding the preferred prime minister candidate. He was replaced by businessman Ali al-Zaidi, who received approval from the United States. Corruption charges in Iraq often intertwine with struggles for influence and control.
Volilni zakon Severne Makedonije blokiran zaradi e-glasovanja diaspore
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