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Russian Drone Strikes Passenger Train in Dnipropetrovsk Region
Ukraine

Russian Drone Strikes Passenger Train in Dnipropetrovsk Region

Railway workers evacuated passengers just in time before the drone struck the train’s locomotive.
By Kyiv Post
July 24, 2026
Russian Agents Activate 76 Starlink Terminals in Kyiv, SBU Says
Ukraine

Russian Agents Activate 76 Starlink Terminals in Kyiv, SBU Says

Russia recruited unemployed Kyiv residents via Telegram, asking them to help FSB access satellite terminals to guide missile and drone strikes.
By Kyiv Post
July 24, 2026
Former Supreme Court Chief’s Plea Deal Could Set Precedent in Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Cases
Legal

Former Supreme Court Chief’s Plea Deal Could Set Precedent in Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Cases

Former Supreme Court Chief Vsevolod Kniaziev, detained in 2023 in a major bribery case, has entered into a plea agreement with investigators but will still serve a prison sentence.
By Sergii Kostezh
July 24, 2026
How the Brother of Ukraine’s Top Investigator Came to Own 143 Apartments
Ukraine

How the Brother of Ukraine’s Top Investigator Came to Own 143 Apartments

Journalists found that the brother of the State Bureau of Investigation (DBR) Director purchased 143 apartments at the price of a smartphone.
By Sergii Kostezh
July 18, 2026
Fedorov: Open Tenders Saved Ukraine $100M, Threatened Powerful Interests
War in Ukraine

Fedorov: Open Tenders Saved Ukraine $100M, Threatened Powerful Interests

The outgoing minister says open tenders cut shell prices, ended inflated contracts, and exposed deep-rooted corruption inside the Defense Ministry.
By Kyiv Post
July 16, 2026
Holding the Military’s Soviet Legacy Accountable
War in Ukraine

OPINION: Holding the Military’s Soviet Legacy Accountable

For years, cadets complained about Ukraine’s top military academy. Now they want accountability.
By David Kirichenko
July 7, 2026
EXPLAINED: Ukraine Opens EU Talks With Justice System Still Mired in Power Struggle
Ukraine

EXPLAINED: Ukraine Opens EU Talks With Justice System Still Mired in Power Struggle

Unresolved judicial reforms and disputes within Ukraine’s legal system risk progress on EU accession.
By Lesia Dubenko
June 24, 2026
Anti-Corruption Agency Seeks Seizure of Minister Oleksiy Kuleba’s Property
Ukraine

Anti-Corruption Agency Seeks Seizure of Minister Oleksiy Kuleba’s Property

Ukraine’s Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) argued that Kuleba’s properties do not align with what has been his official income.
By Karina Dolomanzhy
June 17, 2026
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Russian Agents Activate 76 Starlink Terminals in Kyiv, SBU Says

Russian Agents Activate 76 Starlink Terminals in Kyiv, SBU Says

Russia recruited unemployed Kyiv residents via Telegram, asking them to help FSB access satellite terminals to guide missile and drone strikes.
By Kyiv Post
July 24, 2026

Former Supreme Court Chief’s Plea Deal Could Set Precedent in Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Cases

By Sergii Kostezh
July 24, 2026

Russian Drone Strikes Passenger Train in Dnipropetrovsk Region

By Kyiv Post
July 24, 2026
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Ukraine's Power Broker Just Fell – And the Timing Couldn't Be Worse, or Better?

OPINION: Ukraine's Power Broker Just Fell – And the Timing Couldn't Be Worse, or Better?

EXPLAINED: The Artist, Her 'Corrupt' Fiancé, the Blogger and a Major Scandal

EXPLAINED: The Artist, Her 'Corrupt' Fiancé, the Blogger and a Major Scandal

Why One of Ukraine’s Shadiest Political Operators Has Eluded Sanctions

OPINION: Why One of Ukraine’s Shadiest Political Operators Has Eluded Sanctions

Anti-Corruption Center Questions Effectiveness of New Judge Vetting Rules
Ukraine

Anti-Corruption Center Questions Effectiveness of New Judge Vetting Rules

Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Center has criticized a newly adopted bill on judges’ integrity declarations, arguing that lawmakers have missed a chance to strengthen vetting of judges, including those of the Supreme Court, but have instead approved changes th
By Kyiv Post
June 9, 2026
Former Supreme Court Chief Jailed Over Bribery Case Receives Plea Deal, Becomes Key Witness Against Accomplices
Ukraine

Former Supreme Court Chief Jailed Over Bribery Case Receives Plea Deal, Becomes Key Witness Against Accomplices

Ukraine’s former Supreme Court chief Vselovod Kniaziev has been jailed for 5 years over a major bribery case after agreeing to a plea deal that strips him of key assets and turns him into a central witness against other suspected corrupt judges.
By Kyiv Post
June 8, 2026
Kyiv Court Closes Treason Case Against NABU Detective Viktor Husarov
Ukraine

Kyiv Court Closes Treason Case Against NABU Detective Viktor Husarov

A Kyiv court has closed a treason case against National Anti-Corruption Bureau detective Viktor Husarov, releasing him from liability over unauthorized data access because the statute of limitations has expired.
By Kyiv Post
June 4, 2026
NABU Uncovers $4M Corruption Scheme at Energoatom Hydropower Project
Corruption

NABU Uncovers $4M Corruption Scheme at Energoatom Hydropower Project

Ukraine’s anti-graft bodies are said to have uncovered the alleged embezzlement of nearly Hr.170 million during the construction of a critical energy project in the Mykolaiv region.
By Kyiv Post
June 2, 2026
London Court Upholds $3B Judgment Against PrivatBank's Former Owners
Ukraine

London Court Upholds $3B Judgment Against PrivatBank's Former Owners

Ukraine’s largest bank has defeated a bid by Ihor Kolomoisky and Hennadiy Boholiubov to overturn the $3 billion fraud judgment issued against them last year.
By Olena Hrazhdan
May 22, 2026
NABU Announces New Suspects in Supreme Court Corruption Case
Ukraine

NABU Announces New Suspects in Supreme Court Corruption Case

Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies have named new suspicions against four Supreme Court judges in a major bribery case.
By Kyiv Post
May 20, 2026
Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Agencies Conduct Searches in Supreme Court Corruption Case
Ukraine

Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Agencies Conduct Searches in Supreme Court Corruption Case

Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies said they are carrying out investigative actions involving current and former Supreme Court judges as part of an ongoing corruption case.
By Kyiv Post
May 19, 2026
$3.2M Bail Paid for Ex-Presidential Office Head Yermak in Ukraine Corruption Case
Ukraine

$3.2M Bail Paid for Ex-Presidential Office Head Yermak in Ukraine Corruption Case

Ukraine’s anti-corruption court confirmed the Hr.140 million bail for former Presidential Office head Andriy Yermak was fully paid after he was named a suspect in a major money laundering investigation.
By Kyiv Post
May 18, 2026
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Russian Agents Activate 76 Starlink Terminals in Kyiv, SBU Says

By Kyiv Post
July 24, 2026

Former Supreme Court Chief’s Plea Deal Could Set Precedent in Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Cases

By Sergii Kostezh
July 24, 2026

Russian Drone Strikes Passenger Train in Dnipropetrovsk Region

By Kyiv Post
July 24, 2026