Ukraine’s Supreme Court refused to lift Zelenskyy’s sanctions on opposition leader
The Supreme Court rejected Poroshenko's challenge to sanctions that freeze his assets and strip his state awards. He says the judges were pressured.
Browsing Tag
rule of law
7 posts
Their father died defending Ukraine. A former Ukrainian brigade commander is now suspected in the murder of his two sons
Investigators suspect the former commander of the 155th Separate Mechanized Brigade ordered the abduction and killing of the two brothers of a fallen serviceman
Ukraine binds a quarter of its economy to EU procurement rules—and unlocks $3.4 billion
Reform clears a first-cluster accession requirement as Hungary stalls the talks.
Hungary’s anti-corruption watchdog says Orbán’s former inner circle should be prosecuted over billions in missing EU funds
Péter Magyar is trying to convince Brussels that Hungary can be trusted with more than €10 billion in cash frozen over rule-of-law concerns.
EU praises Kyiv’s response to anti-corruption law rallies but underscores need for reforms to keep integration hopes alive
In the wake of nationwide protests, Brussels embraces Ukraine’s commitment to address the issue, while demanding transparency in reforms.
FT: Orbán’s standoff with Brussels costs Hungary € 1 bn in lost funds, € 19 bn in frozen funds
Hungary permanently loses access to significant EU funding while experiencing an economic recession, prompting the government to seek Asian investments.
“Absolute power corrupts absolutely!” – First of December Group launches first manifesto after elections
Our manifesto is the first since the 2019 elections. During the presidential and parliamentary elections, most of us…