“Russian spies” who justified Ukraine’s anti-corruption crackdown nowhere to be found
Ukraine's Security Service found Russian infiltrators everywhere except when journalists asked for proof.
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Ukraine caves under $ 2.3 bn threat, appoints investigator it desperately wanted to block
Ukraine’s government spent weeks trying to block a qualified anti-corruption investigator. Today, $2.3 billion in international pressure changed their minds.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies uncover suspected UAV graft scheme
Drone procurement scandal highlights ongoing battle over anti-corruption efforts.
Germany raids company which secretly sent 20 machines to Russia for munitions production, despite Ukraine’s warnings
Law enforcement moves in after Ukrainian watchdogs expose how banned high-tech exports may be enabling Russia’s battlefield slaughter.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption strike: National Guard officers and a Servant of the People MP caught taking bribes for drones
Anti-graft agencies briefed the president on a scheme that threatens both trust and battlefield supply.
Inside Zelenskyy’s failed coup against Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies
Parliamentary manipulation, fake security crises, and Telegram warfare met Ukrainian teenagers.
Germany says Ukraine’s anti-corruption law “necessary” but not sufficient
The German FM said that Ukraine has to "continue reforms in the sphere of fighting corruption," welcoming country's passage of law aimed at strengthening anti-corruption agencies.
“Aren’t you tired of feeding people garbage?” Ukrainian parliament reverses anti-corruption law after street protests
After a week of protests, 331 lawmakers voted to restore NABU and SAPO independence, undoing a law passed just days earlier.
RFE/RL reveals Ukraine’s top customs official lives in luxury: Mansions, cars, and lavish foreign schooling
The investigation exposes foreign villas, a million-dollar house near Kyiv and elite education that official income cannot explain.
Reuters: Ukraine’s financing gap could widen due to delayed reforms
Only 1\3 of Ukraine's $65 billion financing needs for 2026-2027 has been secured, Central Bank Governor Andriy Pyshnyi revealed, as delayed reforms threaten to widen the country's funding shortfall
Rada Committee backs Zelenskyy’s NABU independence u-turn after mass protests
Ukrainian MPs voted to restore independence to the country's main anti-corruption agencies, just nine days after President Zelenskyy signed legislation that sparked mass protests across the country.
19 Ukrainian protest signs that are pure art (and also completely unhinged)
Ukraine's "cardboard revolution" proved teenagers can save democracy with markers, literary references, and perfectly placed f-bombs.
They came. They cussed. They won.
Cardboard signs, three days, one very surprised president.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies suddenly close four long-stalled cases in one week following prosecutor general’s takeover
Following President Zelenskyy’s signature on the law, the anti-corruption agency finalizes the massive $225 million PrivatBank embezzlement case.
EU withholds nearly €1.5 billion package for Ukraine due to failures in anti-corruption justice
After delays in judicial and governance reforms, Ukraine secures only part of the latest EU payment.
Russian provocateurs try to spark anti-Zelenskyy revolution—Ukrainian media sees through operation immediately
Real protesters demanded institutional accountability; fake ones called for regime change.
Ukraine’s Parliament sets day for consideration of Zelenskyy’s bill on independence of anti-corruption agencies
Nine days after triggering nationwide protests by subordinating Ukraine's top anti-corruption agencies to the prosecutor general, parliament reportedly will vote on 31 July on President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's bill to restore their independence
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies approve Zelenskyy’s new bill to restore their independence amid mass protests
NABU and SAPO say the president’s urgent legislation fully reinstates their power, signaling a possible end to the weeklong crisis over Ukraine’s reform path.
EU had a secret plan to bypass Orbán. Zelenskyy blew it up instead.
Brussels had quietly crafted an extraordinary workaround to Hungary's obstruction before Ukraine imploded its own chances.
Editorial: Zelenskyy opens a second front—against his own people
Not at the border, but in parliament — where a decade of reforms just collapsed in 72 hours.