Bosnia gambling losses near 2B KM; regulators fail to curb addiction

Bosnian citizens have lost nearly two billion convertible marks to gambling, highlighting a systemic regulatory failure. The state profits from gambling taxes while addiction rates rise, and political will to reform remains absent. This is a long-standing pattern, not a new development, but the scale of losses underscores the severity of the issue.

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