How far has Ukraine come on its key EU reform commitments? Nine points out of 100.
One year, 10 priorities, 100 points. Three months in, Ukraine has nine.
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Ukraine’s anti-corruption court upholds 6-year term for ex-tax chief in gas scheme
Appeals chamber confirms sentence nine years on, with the clock nearly out.
Ukraine files extradition request with Israel for Midas suspects—outcome far from certain
Both suspects are Israeli citizens. Israel almost never extradites its own.
Why Ukraine’s Cabinet drafted a resolution to fire its anti-corruption chief—and why it never came to a vote?
Secret audit draft, smear campaigns, and blame-shifting: the pressure on Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau has changed tactics—and is harder to protest.
Ukraine’s ex-energy minister charged with money laundering, caught fleeing at the border
The anti-corruption bureau that survived a crackdown is now charging officials who were untouchable months ago.
The man who jailed NABU detectives over Russian ties has Russian ties himself
Three of five deputies also have family ties to the aggressor state, investigation finds.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agency and France set precedent: €4 million recovered from Polygraph Plant “Ukraine” to state budget
EU initiative delivers equipment procurement, training programs, and technical support to NABU.
Ukraine charges ex-PM Tymoshenko with bribing MPs, sets $761,000 bail
Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court set bail on 16 January at UAH 33 mn ($761,000) for former Prime Minister…
Tymoshenko has survived every era. This one has recordings.
Six months after celebrating gutting Ukraine's anti-graft agencies, she faces bribery charges for buying MPs' votes
Ukraine’s watchdog closes Energoatom probe as criminal investigation expands
Detective who exposed $100 million scheme says main suspect “wasn’t the key figure”.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau accuses Zelenskyy’s MPs of selling parliamentary votes
Prosecutors accuse the lawmakers of regularly accepting illegal payouts in exchange for votes in the Verkhovna Rada.
Want to build long-range drones for Ukraine? First, you need the right friends
Companies must fight for personnel, information, access
“A new low”: Ukrainian anti-corruption activist accuses law enforcement of leaking his intimate photos as “retaliation”
Earlier, Ukrainian activist accused Zelenskyy of corruption crackdown.
Ukraine dismantles $2.4 million scheme — suspects stole state funds meant for tank armor
The mechanism: triple the price, pocket the difference.
The butterfly effect that brought down Zelenskyy’s right-hand man
Teenagers saved NABU in July. NABU just ended Yermak's career.
She declared a house worth $76. Authorities found $6 million in her closet. The agency saw no problem.
Brussels shifts from praise to “concerns about impartiality” as €50 billion in EU assistance hangs in the balance on anti-corruption benchmarks.
Ukraine’s biggest Telegram channels ran coordinated attacks on anti-corruption agencies, researchers find
Attack surges coincided with major NABU investigations, including the recent Energoatom bust.
Zelenskyy’s irreplaceables: too corrupt to keep, too entrenched to remove
Everyone wants Yermak and Tatarov to go. But would removing them collapse Zelenskyy’s ability to govern?
Ukraine faces existential pressure—and still jails the detectives who exposed a $100M corruption scheme
Four months in detention, zero evidence of espionage. The schemes they uncovered toppled ministers.
Editorial: It’s time for Zelenskyy to choose Ukraine over reelection
Every catastrophic decision traces to protecting his political future