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Bosnia and Herzegovina · Bosnia and Herzegovina

Grassroots Resistance to Environmental Destruction in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Part V: Coal Poisons the Environment and Fuels a Criminal Economy

Coal-fired power plant at Ugljevik. Author’s photo. Editors’ note: This article is published in a six-part series. You can read the entire series here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 6. On my way to Majevica, I stopped for the night in Ugljevik, to the northeast of Lopare. The name Ugljevik is derived from “ugalj,” the local word for coal. The first thing that struck me was the smell of sulfur in the air. The post Grassroots Resistance…Read Article

Grassroots Resistance to Environmental Destruction in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Part II: Šipovo, Jezero, and Jajce

Source of the Pliva River. Author’s photo. International mining companies, with the collaboration of corrupt local politicians, ravage the hills and rivers of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Local and regional construction companies add to the despoilment of the rivers by building mini-hydroelectric dams by the dozens. Contrary to worldwide trends, new coal mines are established in many parts of the country, compounding the pollution of Bosnia’s air, soil, …Jajce · Jajce Read Article

Bosnia and Herzegovina clubs receive UEFA Emergency Grant support - Inside World Football

May 13 – A total of six clubs from Bosnia and Herzegovina are set to receive grants of €8,300 from UEFA’s Emergency Grants initiative with the support of the country’s football federation. The funds will be paid to the following clubs: FK Klis (Buturović Polje), NK Kiseljak (Kiseljak), NK Brnjaci (Brnjaci-Kiseljak), NK Kreševo (Kreševo), FK Turbina (Jablanica) and FK Fojnica (Fojnica), with the Football Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (NS/F…Soccer · Bosnia and Herzegovina See the Story

The Carnation Revolution of Portugal Today: The New Challenge from the Far

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In an unmistakable style in the form of a provocative lecture in Lisbon in 2024, at the age of 84 Father Martins Júnior asked: “50 years later, what irony! There are 50 fascists, one for each year, in Parliament. How is this possible?”Lisbon, Portugal · Lisbon See the Story

Double Agent of Liberal Reform: Ihor Kolomoisky’s Contradictory Roles Across Borders

The Rise of a Post-Soviet Oligarch After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine and Georgia entered a period of widespread privatization and economic liberalization. The Soviet command economy was dismantled, and state holdings were sold for pennies. The IMF, Western banks, and other large foreign bureaucracies played a crucial role in this process, urging the establishment of policies that would reduce the state’s role and make room for priv…Privatization · Ukraine Read Article

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