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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
Two Ukrainian ministers dismissed amid $100M Energoatom corruption scandal
A political explosion has erupted in Kyiv. On 19 November, the Ukrainian parliament voted to dismiss Justice Minister Herman…
Ukrainian opposition blocks parliament, demands entire government resign over $100M scheme involving Zelenskyy’s associate
51 MPs have already signed no-confidence motion.
Ukraine’s $100M Energoatom scandal deepens as five detained, two ministers out
Western allies scrutinize Kyiv's response as investigation raises questions about Russian penetration and institutional integrity.
€140 billion lifeline at risk: Massive corruption scandal threatens Ukraine’s access to frozen Russian assets
Ukraine urgently needs this money as US aid dries up.
FBI, EU-backed Ukrainian anti-corruption agency coordinate in major nuclear operator scandal, which involves Zelenskyy’s closest associate
New FBI officer arrives in Kyiv, immediately focuses on $100 million energy scandal.
Zelenskyy tried to kill NABU. Then it exposed his friend’s $100M scheme.
Ukraine's justice system decides whether evidence by its top anti-corruption agency becomes convictions.
The Mindich tapes: anti-graft recordings expose Zelenskyy associate’s $100M nuclear operator protection racket
Money-laundering network operated like bank, spanning Kyiv to Atlanta to Moscow
Ukraine’s top anti-corruption agency raids shadow managers who controlled country’s only nuclear operator through kickback scheme
Investigators discovered systematic corruption at Energoatom during 15-month probe, with external actors demanding 10-15% kickbacks from contractors.
Ukraine risks €50 billion as EU warns anti-corruption agencies failing
The European Union shifted Tuesday from quiet support to formal warnings about Ukraine’s anti-corruption institutions.
DJI Mavic 3 drones, vital for fire adjustment, become center of multi-million-dollar scandal in Ukraine
Two agency officers and two private company representatives are accused of diverting millions from funds meant for Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
Anti-corruption cops nail railway executives after beating Zelenskyy
Despite the attempt to strip their independence, NABU and SAPO completed the Ukrzaliznytsia investigation.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption cops just beat the president—but the fight’s not over
Ukraine’s corruption investigators are back to charging million-dollar schemes after surviving a July attempt to strip their independence. But they’re working under a government that still has the administrative tools to derail sensitive cases and has demonstrated its willingness to use them.
“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.
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.