Posts Tagged
reforms

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  2019/12/08 - 13:02 • Op-ed, Reforms, War in the Donbas

  Soldier Olena Bilozerska: “Why the new law granting combatant status to volunteer...

  I have such experience and I have the right to state my opinion. In fact, I know “both sides of the coin”: three and a half years of front-line experience as a volunteer fighter (in the ranks of Pravy Sektor and the Ukrainian Volunteer...

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  2019/12/05 - 00:54 • Reforms, Ukraine

  Ukrainian Parliament reboots State Bureau of Investigations, unblocks probe into Maidan massacre

  What the reboot foresees The changes are envisaged by the presidential draft law #2116 On the Amendments to the Law of Ukraine on the State Bureau of Investigations Regarding the Improvement of the Activities of the State Bureau of...

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  2019/11/21 - 23:46 • Reforms, Ukraine

  Ukrainians mark 6th anniversary of Euromaidan: How country has changed since revolution

  The first Euromaidan protesters were indignant that Ukraine was stepping away from the path of European integration. Further on, the protests turned into the Revolution of Dignity directed against the Yanukovych regime as a whole. Even...

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  2019/11/13 - 18:25 • Reforms

  Ukraine moves toward historical land market reform as bill opening sales adopted...

  On 13 November, Ukraine’s parliament adopted at the first reading a bill on opening the land market, ending a moratorium that had been in place since 2001. It was adopted with 240 votes, 227 of which were from President Zelenskyy’s...

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  2019/11/01 - 21:47 • Reforms, Ukraine

  Ukrainian parliament reinstates responsibility for illicit enrichment

  “Hello to all the officials with modest salaries having luxury real-estate properties they registered in their mother-in-law’s name. Now these officials are going to bear criminal responsibility again,” wrote Anastasiia Krasnosilska,...

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  2019/10/25 - 17:31 • Ukraine

  Anti-corruption steps of Ukraine’s new parliament endorsed by activists

  Unblocking the Anti-Corruption Court The National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU), the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO), and the system for public procurement ProZorro were the first anti-corruption initiatives...

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  2019/10/21 - 19:02 • Reforms, Ukraine

  Poroshenko’s judicial reform is over, long live Zelenskyy’s judicial reform

  There is one cornerstone for improving all areas of life in Ukraine: justice. Under Ukraine’s current realities, it often turns into injustice in the country’s courts. On 16 October, the cumbersome judicial machine was...

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  2019/09/25 - 12:25 • Ukraine

  Punishment or well-designed institutions: what will eliminate corruption in Ukraine?

  “Fighting corruption is something that all the countries of the world have to do and what their peoples want to see… The masses hate corruption the most, and we must act to dispel their fears.” Such were the words of Xi...

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  2019/07/20 - 10:46 • Op-ed, Russian Aggression, War in the Donbas

  The only path to peace is through the reinstatement of Ukraine’s state...

  Unfortunately, neither the President of Ukraine nor the Presidential Administration has a concrete plan for liberating the occupied territories. Neither does the Prime Minister of Ukraine nor any member of the Cabinet of Ministers of...

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  2019/07/12 - 21:37 • Politics

  Ukraine finally gets a new Election Code. It’s the first step to...

  After 17 unsuccessful attempts, on 11 July the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine finally passed a new Election Code. It significantly changes the current election system. The document comes into force on 1 December 2023, meaning that both the snap...

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