Activists call on Poroshenko to “veto” Supreme Court judges with tainted reputations
As the reform of the key judicial institution in Ukraine, the new Supreme Court, draws closer to the…
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Include Ukraine in the South East Europe Regional Anti-Corruption Initiative
Fighting Corruption is the uniting theme of government and the International Community from Tirana to Kyiv and from…
Biggest opposition to land reform in Ukraine is fear
Ban on sale of agricultural land in Ukraine Ukraine does not have a functional market for agricultural…
“The evil ethos of impunity and corporatism has been broken” – expert about Ukraine’s judicial reform
A great number of people hoped the Euromaidan revolution would eradicate corruption. The reform of the judicial system…
War, NATO, EU, reforms. 10 key messages from the YES conference-2017 in Kyiv
On 14-16 September 2017, the 14th Yalta European Strategy (YES) conference took place in Kyiv. Previously, from 2004…
Ukraine’s new education law unleashes international storm over minority language status
On 5 September 2017, Ukraine's Parliament passed a new education law called to advance the much-needed education reform.…
Ukraine’s reforms on the rule of law have stagnated
On September 1, the Association Agreement between the EU and Ukraine finally entered into force in its entirety.…
EU Delegation, civic society insist Ukraine show the door to dishonest Supreme Court candidates
As the selection process to Ukraine's top judicial institution, the Supreme Court, enters its final phase, the EU…
Prometheus: the Ukrainian online learning platform aiming to revolutionize the country’s education
Education reform is not the number one priority for countries which undergo transformations after revolutions. However, education is…
Winning the revolution will take more than winning the Maidan
When US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson paid his first official visit to Ukraine on 9 July 2017,…
“Ukraine’s former judicial system crumbles” – lawyer who made it to the new Supreme Court
Olena Kibenko has been practicing law from 1992. This very year, the law firm “Profit” was founded, where…
Will Ukraine finally have a new judiciary? Explained by the Public Integrity Council
About a month is left until Ukraine makes the decision which will define its future for the…
Ukrainian anti-corruption NGO says new criminal investigation against them is state attack
The Ukrainian state continues to attack its anti-corruption activists. The Investigative Department of the Kyiv Fiscal Service initiated…
Activists: with failed new Supreme Court, we can “forget about democracy and justice” in Ukraine
The most crucial reform in Ukraine is in danger. The results of the competition to the highly important…
“Ukraine finally to have independent judiciary.” Interview with Head of Qualification Commission of Judges
It’s an open secret that an effective and unbiased judicial system is a must for attracting investments into…
EBA poll: Ukraine become more attractive for investors, leaves negative area first time since 2011
In the first half of 2017, the Investment Attractiveness Index of Ukraine reached 3.15 points out of the…
After visa-free travel, Ukrainian government will resist reforms even more
The visa-free travel regime with the European Union is becoming a lifeline for President Poroshenko’s future presidential campaign…
Poroshenko just like Yanukovych? Yes and no
Three years have passed since Petro Poroshenko was inaugurated as President of Ukraine. Only two years of his…
Smear campaign against Ukrainian anti-corruption NGO intensifies. Is the state involved?
The war against anti-corruption activists intensified in Ukraine. And its methods are now so convoluted that it is…
Swedish ambassador: Ukraine’s reforms easier to see from outside
Ukraine’s path of post-Euromaidan revolution transformation can be still described in two words - “zrada” (betrayal) and “peremoha”…