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Protesters in Kyiv celebrate as bill restores independence of anti-graft watchdogs
Dozens of protesters in Kyiv celebrated on Thursday after the Ukrainian Parliament overwhelmingly approved a bill that restores the independence of two of the country’s key anti-corruption watchdogs. (AP Video: Oleksii Yeroshenko)
Zelenskiy, Moving to Defuse Crisis, Restores Power of Anti-Graft Agencies
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy restored the independence of Ukraine's two main anti-corruption agencies on Thursday, moving to defuse a political crisis that has shaken faith in his wartime leadership and worried Western partners.
Ukraine has called for an emergency UN Security Council meeting following Russia's large-scale attack on Kyiv on 31 July. The ...
The US president called Russia's military actions in Ukraine "disgusting," after a major Russian missile and drone attack on ...
A flight instructor for Ukraine's Air Force gathered information for Russia to help it prepare strikes on Ukrainian airfields ...
The nominee to lead Ukraine’s economic crimes bureau says he’s prepared to take legal action against the government, as the ...
Ukrainian rescue workers recovered 10 more bodies overnight and into the morning on Friday from the rubble of a nine-story apartment building in Kyiv hit by a Russian missile, according to ...
The measure faces long odds given past Republican opposition to sending additional assistance to Kyiv, but it comes as ...
But Tymur, 10, one of the most recent children to die in Russia’s war on Ukraine, had lost his father to the war two years ...
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