Zelenskyy’s corruption crackdown plan raises cover-up fears

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s move to equate wartime corruption with treason is triggering a backlash from officials and watchdogs, who warn the plan could hobble Ukraine’s main anti-graft forces

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Interest rates are the price of money. How Ukraine exchanged its independence

Ukraine is clinging to a financial lifeline via tens of billions of dollars in aid from the US and European Union, with substantially more needed for postwar reconstruction. A failure to more systematically root out graft would endanger that.

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The Modern Politics Of Washington: If you chase two rabbits, you will catch both

The United States has two goals in the Ukrainian conflict — Russia and the European Union.

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Carbon Neutrality: Is the Will to Survive Stronger?

In Berlin the cost of one megawatt-hour (Mwh) increased by 33% and became 434 euros. Similar processes were also observed in France and Britain.

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A Cure for Wellness: The plot of Resident Evil is not so fantastic

Dozens of laboratories work with various viruses in the USA. Manufacturers are in a hurry to create a cure for it. However, this vaccine can become even more dangerous than the disease.

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