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.
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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…
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.
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.
Inside Zelenskyy’s failed coup against Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies
Parliamentary manipulation, fake security crises, and Telegram warfare met Ukrainian teenagers.
“Aren’t you tired of feeding people garbage?” Ukrainian parliament reverses anti-corruption law after street protests
After a week of protests, 331 lawmakers voted to restore NABU and SAPO independence, undoing a law passed just days earlier.
The EU is withholding billions from Ukraine and honestly, it’s kinda fair
Ukraine reversed a controversial oversight law on 31 July, a move that promises to restore the independence of…
People protest again in several Ukrainian cities over law on anti corruption agencies
Street protests erupted across six Ukrainian cities Wednesday as lawmakers prepare to vote on legislation that would reverse controversial restrictions placed on the National Anti-Corruption Bureaus eight days earlier.
Rada Committee backs Zelenskyy’s NABU independence u-turn after mass protests
Ukrainian MPs voted to restore independence to the country's main anti-corruption agencies, just nine days after President Zelenskyy signed legislation that sparked mass protests across the country.
19 Ukrainian protest signs that are pure art (and also completely unhinged)
Ukraine's "cardboard revolution" proved teenagers can save democracy with markers, literary references, and perfectly placed f-bombs.
They came. They cussed. They won.
Cardboard signs, three days, one very surprised president.
Polish FM Sikorski warns Zelenskyy: “Worst thing” would be abandoning anti-corruption fight
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski warned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that abandoning anti-corruption efforts would be his "worst" possible decision, as Ukraine grapples with threats to its key investigative agencies' independence.
Zelenskyy dismisses “fake” reports of Ursula von der Leyen call over anti-corruption law
Ukrainian President denied media reports claiming European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed concerns to him about legislation weakening anti-corruption agencies, calling such reports "fake" during a press meeting.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies approve Zelenskyy’s new bill to restore their independence amid mass protests
NABU and SAPO say the president’s urgent legislation fully reinstates their power, signaling a possible end to the weeklong crisis over Ukraine’s reform path.
Zelenskyy backs new anti-corruption bill amid protests and a Russian spy scandal
As public pressure mounted, Zelenskyy reversed course on a law critics say undermined Ukraine’s anti-corruption system.
Explained: why Ukraine nuked its own anti-corruption agencies
It took ten years to build them. It took one hour in parliament to bring them down.
EU Officials demand Ukraine explain controversial anti-corruption law weakening NABU, SAPO
European Parliament members raised concerns over Ukraine's adoption of the controversial anti-corruption law and warned that the legislation threatens both EU financial assistance and the country's accession prospects, with one deputy calling it "a clear breach of trust."