Sarajevo tram accident triggers mass protests

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Sarajevo tram accident triggers mass protests

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.

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