Fahrudin Radoncic, a Bosnian media tycoon and candidate for the Muslim member of Bosnia's tripartite presidency in the October 3 general elections, talks to Reuters in his office in Sarajevo, September 22, 2010. REUTERS/Danilo Krstanovic
SARAJEVO (Reuters) - A Bosnian tycoon and head of a party in the ruling coalition was indicted on Friday of organising a criminal group to obstruct justice and offer political favours in a high-profile court case against an accused Balkan drug boss.
The arrest in late January of Fahrudin Radoncic, a former owner of Bosnia's largest newspaper, Dnevni Avaz, and leader of the co-ruling Union for Better Future (SBB) party, sent shockwaves across the Balkan country weeks before it is expected to formally apply for European Union membership.
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