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Defense ministry denies corruption allegations, while another senior official is reported to have been caught red-handed.

The attempt by Jacob Zuma to privately prosecute Cyril Ramaphosa for failing to interfere in an internal National Prosecuting Authority matter raises broader questions about the potential abuse of private prosecutions by politically powerful or wealthy individuals.

There is resistance when it comes to reducing the oligarchic influence and settling the conflict of interest involving judges and members of the High...

The Verkhovna Rada has passed two bills to do away with the shadow alcohol and tobacco markets.

“Wartime is no obstacle to corruption,” says Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

In order to move toward EU membership Ukraine will need an equitable justice system. One of the first priorities is to rid the current system of so mu...

In order to join the EU, Ukraine needs to reform its judicial system. But the inertia of the past’s endemic corruption threatens to undermine the proc...

In Kyiv Post’s continuing survey of corruption in Ukraine, we look at the story of the Premiere Palace Hotel, seized by government authorities last we...

The State Regulatory Service has drafted a bill proposing to increase by at least 100 times fines for officials guilty of excessive administrative pre...

Tax Evasion Still Costing Ukraine Billions