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Ministar vanjskih poslova Bosne i Hercegovine Elmedin Konaković izjavio je da očekuje da će Bosna i Hercegovina biti uvrštena na sivu listu Radne grupe za finansijsko djelovanje (FATF), kod nas poznatije kao Moneyval, navodeći da takve informacije imaju institucije BiH te da zemlja nije ispunila sve preuzete obaveze.
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Današnja odluka FATF-a posebno je važna za Bosnu i Hercegovinu jer se siva lista odnosi na zemlje koje imaju određene nedostatke u sistemu sprečavanja pranja novca i finansiranja terorizma, ali su se obavezale da će ih otkloniti. Uvrštavanje na sivu listu ne znači sankcije, ali može utjecati na reputaciju zemlje, poslovno okruženje i međunarodne finansijske transakcije.
„Ja očekujem da će Bosna i Hercegovina završiti na sivoj listi. Tako govore informacije koje mi imamo i zapravo obaveze koje nismo ispunili“, rekao je Konaković.
Dva ključna razloga
Prema njegovim riječima, jedan od problema je neuspostavljanje registra stvarnih vlasnika u Federaciji Bosne i Hercegovine.
Kao drugi razlog naveo je izostanak dogovora o upravljanju oduzetom imovinom na državnom nivou.
„Registar je svakako jedan od problema, a drugi je činjenica da se predstavnici SNSD-a nisu htjeli složiti sa onim što je potpuno normalno i realno, a riječ je o upravljanju oduzetom imovinom na nivou države“, kazao je Konaković.
Dodao je da nije bilo spremnosti ni za razgovore o formiranju državne agencije koja bi bila nadležna za upravljanje tom imovinom.
„Nisu htjeli uopšte da razgovaraju o formiranju agencije koja bi imala zadatak da upravlja tom imovinom. Bili smo spremni razgovarati i o tome da se ta imovina spušta na entitete i općine, ali mora se sa nivoa države spustiti“, rekao je.
„Siva lista nije isto što i crna lista“
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Konaković je naglasio da javnost treba razumjeti šta u praksi znači uvrštavanje na sivu listu FATF-a.
Podsjetio je da su se na toj listi nalazile i pojedine članice Evropske unije te da takve situacije ponekad proizlaze iz administrativnih i regulatornih nedostataka.
„Mislim da treba informisati našu javnost šta je stvarno siva lista. Danas je na toj listi, recimo, i Bugarska, članica eurozone i Evropske unije. Donedavno je bilo nekoliko razvijenih zemalja na toj listi. To nekad budu administrativni problemi“, rekao je Konaković.
„Izbjegnuta crna lista“
Govoreći o ranijim aktivnostima institucija BiH, Konaković je ocijenio da je zemlja uspjela izbjeći mnogo teži scenario.
„Mi smo spasili Bosnu i Hercegovinu čak i od crne liste, koja bi bila stvarna katastrofa, vanrednom telefonskom sjednicom i slanjem pisma Borjane Krišto u kojem je izražena politička volja da se problemi riješe“, naveo je.
Prema njegovim riječima, eventualno stavljanje BiH na sivu listu treba biti upozorenje domaćim političarima da ozbiljnije pristupe ispunjavanju međunarodnih obaveza.
„Ovo je opomena svima u Bosni i Hercegovini da političari treba da rade ozbiljnije svoj posao. Vrlo brzo možemo popraviti ono što nismo uradili i onda lobirati da nas skinu sa sive liste“, poručio je Konaković.
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OslobođenjeIndependentCenter2 days agoBosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elmedin Konaković, stated that he expects Bosnia and Herzegovina to end up on Moneyval's 'gray list' due to obligations that have not been fulfilled. He highlighted two main issues: the lack of a registry of real property owners in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the refusal of representatives of the SNSD party to discuss the management of confiscated assets at the state level. Konaković mentioned that discussions had even been open to transferring these assets to entities and municipalities but were rejected by the SNSD.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a direct quote from the Minister of Foreign Affairs without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on his expectations regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina's potential placement on Moneyval's gray list and mentions specific points raised by him, including the SNSD
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- government Elmedin Konaković, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter2 days agoBosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elmedin Konaković, stated that he expects Bosnia and Herzegovina to be placed on the grey list by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), known locally as Moneyval. He noted that this would be due to unfulfilled obligations related to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing measures. The minister highlighted two key issues: the lack of an asset ownership registry in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the absence of an agreement on managing confiscated assets at the state level.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced summary of the minister's statements without overtly favoring any political side. It includes direct quotes from Konaković and outlines the reasons provided for Bosnia and Herzegovina's potential placement on the grey list. There is no evident bias in framing or word-
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- government Elmedin Konaković, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dnevni avazParty-alignedRight4 days agoThe article criticizes Elmedin Konaković, the president of the National Security Council and Bosnia and Herzegovina's foreign minister, for claiming that the country avoided the Moneyval blacklist. The author argues that Konaković fabricated this narrative to downplay the impact of Bosnia being placed on the grey list. The article highlights that only three countries—North Korea, Iran, and Myanmar—are currently on the Moneyval blacklist, suggesting that Bosnia is in a less severe situation compared to those nations. It also mentions the ongoing political tensions involving the SNSD party and指责
Bias read (Right): The article uses strong negative language towards Elmedin Konaković, calling him a 'pathological liar' and 'deeply compromised,' which indicates a clear ideological stance against him. The framing suggests that his claims about avoiding the blacklist are fabricated, implying a lack of trust in his (
Dnevni avazParty-alignedRight4 days ago We're on the grey list because Konakovic and the Troika didn't list assets in the Federation, where there is no SNSD.Staša Košarac, zamjenik predsjedavajućeg Vijeća ministara Bosne i Hercegovine (BiH), optužuje Elmedina Konakovića i ostale članove 'Trojke' za pokušaj da odgovornost za nefunkcionalnost Federacije BiH prebace na Republiku Srpsku i zajedničke institucije. Košarac navodi da 'Trojka' ne može uspješno kritizirati SNSD, jer je SNSD 'tvrd orah za Trojku'. Također ističe da 'Trojka' optužuje SNSD za to što BiH dospjela na sivu listu Moneyvala, ali zapravo je problem u tome što FBiH nije uspostavila registar stvarnih vlasnika pravnih lica.
Bias read (Right): The article presents a strong critique of the 'Trojka' coalition, accusing them of shifting blame onto the SNSD and failing to manage processes effectively. The language used by Staša Košarac is highly critical of the 'Trojka', using phrases like 'lazju čim zinu' (they lie as soon as they open their
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- government Statement by Staša Košarac
Dnevni avazParty-alignedCenter5 days ago I'd be back on the Moneywall grey list after eight years.Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is set to be re-added to the Moneyval grey list, managed by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, which monitors anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems. This marks BiH's return to the list after eight years, placing it among countries with significant deficiencies in these areas. The decision was made at a recent Moneyval meeting in Helsinki, with the final confirmation expected at a plenary session this Friday. Key reasons cited include the lack of a registry of real owners of legal entities in the Federation of BiH and the un
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about Bosnia and Herzegovina being added back to the Moneyval grey list without overtly favoring any political side. It reports on the reasons provided by Moneyval and does not exhibit clear bias through language, sourcing, or framing.
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter5 days ago I could return to MONEYVAL's grey list on Friday after eight yearsBosnia and Herzegovina may be returned to the MONEYVAL grey list following an evaluation by the Council of Europe body, which assesses countries' efforts against money laundering and terrorist financing. According to Politicki.ba, the country has failed to meet several key obligations, including establishing a beneficial ownership register and enacting legislation for asset confiscation. A final decision is expected at a plenary session later this week.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on an evaluation by MONEYVAL and cites Politicki.ba as the source, providing details on the reasons for potential placement on the grey list without taking a clear stance or emphasizing oneside
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter5 days ago I could be back on the Moneywall grey list on Friday after eight years.Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) may return to the grey list of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), known as Moneyval, after eight years, according to reports citing unnamed sources familiar with the process. The decision was reportedly made at a May meeting in Helsinki, where it was concluded that BiH has failed to meet key obligations previously set for it. A final confirmation is expected at a plenary session this week. If confirmed, BiH would once again be listed among countries identified by international experts as having serious deficiencies in their systems to prevent money laundering,
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on potential regulatory actions against Bosnia and Herzegovina based on external evaluations, without taking a clear stance on the issue.
Klix.baIndependentCenter5 days agoBosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is set to return to the gray list of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), also known as Moneyval, after eight years. This follows a meeting in Helsinki last month where a recommendation was made to place BiH on the gray list. The decision comes due to the lack of implementation of key anti-money laundering measures, such as establishing a register of beneficial owners of legal entities and adopting legislation on the confiscation of illegally acquired assets. While the Republika Srpska has completed these tasks, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has not.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about BiH's placement on the FATF gray list, citing specific reasons related to regulatory shortcomings. It does not exhibit overtly biased language, one-sided sourcing, or omission of context. The content remains neutral in tone and focuses on reported facts
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