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IMF Nods Through €39 Million For Bosnia
The International Monetary Fund approved a tranche of 39 million euro for Bosnia under a two-year stand-by arrangement which aims to bolster fiscal stability in the country.
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Procurement Violations 'Deter Investors in Bosnia'
Foreign investors need more transparency and fairness in procurement competitions, investment council says, referring to a recent survey.
Serbia and Bosnia Agree Trade Protocol
As the two neighbours firm up their economic ties, new agreements are expected to follow in June.
Serbia Tops Balkans For Illicit Financial Flows
The organisation Global Financial Integrity has ranked Serbia worst of all Balkan countries when it comes to illegal financial flows.
Bosnia Federation Vows to Rescue Grounded Airline
Bosnia's Federation entity says it is trying to find ways to repay the bank that has blocked the accounts of the partly state-owned flight company, BH Airlines.
Bosnians Head Abroad As Jobless Total Spirals
A lucky few Bosnians may soon get to work in Germany and Austria as a result of labour agreements - but the numbers involved won't affect the overall unemployment picture.
Balkan Countries Withdraw Suspect Croatian Milk
Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia and Montenegro have taken milk produced by two Croatian dairies off the market amid fears of contamination by potentially dangerous aflatoxin M1.
Bosnian Town Scraps ‘Tax on Sunshine’
Local authorities in Tuzla in north-east Bosnia are to cancel a law which forces solar energy generators to pay them to use the sun as a power source.
Bosnia's Federation Tries to Save Petrol Company
An offer to settle an eight million euro debt to British company Deltagrip could stop the Bosniak-Croat Federation’s ailing petrol storage company from going bust.
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Macedonia Tops Region's Economic Freedom Index
Macedonia tops the region in the 2013 Index of Economic Freedom, annually compiled by The Wall Street Journal and The Heritage Foundation.
Bosnia Signs Deal on Highway Construction
Bosniak-Croat Federation has signed an agreement with Turkey's Cengiz Insaat to build another 10 kilometres of highway worth around 180 million euro.
Bosnia Farmers Fear Milk Export Slowdown
Bosnian dairy farmers ask for more help in achieving EU standards as main trading partner Croatia prepares to enter the European bloc.
Hypo Group Starts Selling Balkan Businesses
The Austrian banking group has started putting its subsidiaries in Southeast Europe up for sale.
World Bank Urges Speedier Reforms in Bosnia
Jane Armitage, World Bank coordinator for the Western Balkans, said Bosnia would obtain more support from the bank if it carried deeper structural reforms.
Balkan Business Climate Better, World Bank
Businesses in Southeast Europe are finding it easier to operate as governments cut red tape, a new World Bank reports concludes.
IMF Approves €405 Million Standby for Bosnia
The IMF has approved a two-year stand-by arrangement of 405.3 million euro for the country - but it won't get all the money at once.
Politics and Society
Bosnian Woman Jailed for Torturing War Prisoners
Monika Karan-Ilic, one of the few women tried in Bosnia for war crimes, has been convicted of torturing and abusing detention-camp prisoners in Brcko and jailed for four years.
New Roads to Reform in Bosnia
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Bosnia’s Desperate Search for Creditors
Bosnian politicians believe they can convince banks to lend them more money, but their plan isn’t likely to work.
Bosnia Buys More Time With IMF Money
Bosnian Serbs Plan Highway to The Future
Turkey’s Balkan Shopping Spree
Bosnia Searching for Economic Impetus
Culture and Lifestyle
Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro Fail to Qualify for Eurosong
All Balkan contestants in the semi finals on Tuesday failed to qualify for Eurosong. Macedonia and Albania are still hoping they will qualify on Thursday show in Malmo.
