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How Bosnia Becomes a Battleground for Chinese Energy Influence

Chinese investment in Bosnia s wind energy sector is raising concerns about land rights, transparency, and potential environmental damage.

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How Bosnia Becomes a Battleground for Chinese Energy Influence

The wild horses meandering through the rock-strewn hills of western Bosnia-Herzegovina amid towering white windmills make for a tranquil scene. An.

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Bosnia utility, government reject Chinese subcontractors for coal-fired plant

The government of Bosnia s autonomous Bosniak-Croat Federation on Thursday said it would not use equipment offered by Chinese partners to expand a coal-fired power plant..

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The Fiji Times » Bosnia to invest about $2 billion in clean energy over next 5 years

The Fiji Times » Bosnia to invest about $2 billion in clean energy over next 5 years
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Bosnia miners end 9-day protest after clinching wage, pension deal

SARAJEVO (Reuters) - About 7,000 miners will return to work at Bosnia's seven coal mines after securing a deal with the government and state-owned Ele.

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