A deadly tram accident in Sarajevo has triggered mass protests, with many blaming systemic failure and crumbling infrastructure. Are Bosnia and Herzegovina’s institutions being held accountable? We speak to Denis Dzidic of the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network on whether this moment could drive real change.
Also in the show…
– In Albania, Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku faces a growing corruption scandal after prosecutors push to lift her immunity. Prime Minister Edi Rama’s response has intensified a political showdown, calling into question the country’s rule of law and EU ambitions.
– Bosnia’s once-pristine Drina River is now overwhelmed by pollution, in what activists call a regional environmental crisis.
– And in Kosovo, the centuries-old Bosniak tradition of decorating brides in Donje Ljubinje survives, but for how long?
Across the Balkans, hosted by Nadja Muftic, examines the forces shaping Southeast Europe today.
