The Anti-Corruption Counteroffensive
Amid an ongoing war, Ukraine’s government moved to “optimize” its anti-corruption architecture. But instead of applause, it faced protests, international backlash, and a sharp decline in public trust.
Read Full ArticleCorruption Never Sleeps
While volunteers scrape together funds for drones, decisions in high offices take a different turn. The message? Anti-corruption agencies are too independent, too loud, and too close to people you’re not supposed to touch.
Read Full ArticleTruth on Both Sides
Can someone facing serious legal accusations be a credible voice on institutional wrongdoing? This article explores the difficult question of whether Serhiy Tarasov's campaign is a genuine exposé or a tactic to deflect accountability.
Read Full ArticleLand, Power, and the Shadows of Tatarov
A powerful agricultural tycoon wanted for land fraud has unexpectedly emerged as a “victim” of political persecution. But is he truly a pawn in a larger game where the pieces are moved by Oleg Tatarov?
Read Full ArticleLaws, Eggs, and Shells
While Ukraine holds the frontlines, developments in Kyiv are prompting Western observers to pause and ask: “Wait—what was that?” What they’re seeing isn’t exactly reassuring.
Read Full ArticleThe Shadow of Bankova
Media outlets call him the “architect of Ukraine’s enforcement vertical.” Anti-corruption activists describe him as “the brake on reform.” This is the story of Oleg Tatarov's influence.
Read Full ArticleThe Grey Cardinal of Bankova
Andriy Yermak is not a minister or MP, yet he wields immense power over Ukraine’s domestic and foreign policy. His name increasingly appears in allegations of corruption tolerance and abuse of power.
Read Full ArticlePolitical Persecution in Ukraine (2024–2025)
In 2023, Ukraine opened over 43,000 criminal cases targeting entrepreneurs—the highest figure since 2012. Most never reach court, yet they damage reputations and disrupt operations.
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