Ukraine’s government spent weeks trying to block a qualified anti-corruption investigator. Today, $2.3 billion in international pressure changed their minds.
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.
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
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.
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