Ten years after Euromaidan, Russia tries to erase Ukraine’s national revival
Despite Russia's war, Ukraine is still shaped by the reforms, activism and institutions that emerged from its 2014 pro-democracy revolution.
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Dombrovskis says Europe is helping Ukraine because it sees progress in reforms
The European Union provides Ukraine with instruments of financial aid that will help Ukraine on its path to…
Making Ukraine aid conditional on reforms is a terrible idea
Besides Russia, ignorance of Ukraine's plight in the West also threatens its survival
Ukraine must implement a list of reforms to receive aid package from US
Focused on transparency, the White House delineates reforms targeting Ukraine’s judiciary and anti-corruption bodies, steering it towards a closer embrace with Europe.
Ukraine’s Parliament approves immediate asset declaration disclosure
Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada has passed an amended law restoring immediate full electronic declaration of officials’ assets, whereas earlier it was planned to defer it for one year.
Ukraine asset declaration bill passes first reading, crucial for IMF aid, EU goals
Ukraine has made the first step to resuming its asset declaration requirements for officials, which was paused with the start of Russia's invasion
Zelenskyy signs law activists say carries risks of usurping judicial power
Contrary to the conclusion of the Venice Commission, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has approved a law criticized by…
Ukraine’s civil society rejoices as two spotless members elected to key judicial self-governance organ
Ukraine's Parliament has elected two candidates to the High Council of Justice, a key body of judicial governance,…
Zelenskyy signs decree to bolster Ukraine’s military and complete military reform
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has signed a decree to bolster Ukraine's military and complete military reform, thus allowing for…
How Zelenskyy effectively sabotages judiciary reform in Ukraine
What are the problems? In short, the most acute are three problems related to Ukraine’s judiciary: Corrupt institutions…
Appointment of Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Prosecutor chief again blocked in what anti-graft activists say is President’s Office’s fault
On 24 December, the relevant commission has again failed to appoint Ukraine's new Anti-Corruption Prosecutor chief. Despite the…
Daily review: West continues preparing for negotiations with Russia, Putin does not guarantee he will not invade Ukraine, reforms in danger
Quick fire For the first time in many weeks/months/years, JFO report no attacks by Russian-led militants. As of…
Ukraine’s anti-corruption prosecutor selection now invalidated by scandalous court
The day before the final stage of the crucial selection of Ukraine's new anti-corruption prosecutor on 21 December,…
Selection of Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Prosecutor delayed yet again, raising suspicions of sabotage
After briefly going forward, the selection of Ukraine's chief anti-corruption prosecutor is once again delayed, which has reform…
President’s Office plans to falsify selection of anti-corruption prosecutor, watchdog claims
The Kyiv-based Anti-Corruption Center, an anti-graft watchdog, says it has proof that the President's Office plans to falsify…
What Ukraine’s civil society wants to tell at Biden’s Global Democracy Summit
On 9-10 December 2021, Ukraine together with over 100 other countries is to take part in the Global…
When will non-oligarchic political parties flourish in Ukraine?
Ukraine’s current political and economic landscape formed under chaotic conditions after the collapse of the Soviet Union, when…