In Ukraine, it is possible to defeat oligarchs if their representation in Verkhovna Rada would be limited and they would be deprived of control over information policies, declared President Volodymyr Zelensky.→
Chairman of the board of the "Anti-corruption Centre" and activist of "Democratic Alliance" Vitaly Shabunin sees no reason for optimism in the issue of bringing to responsibility judges and officials of Yanukovych times.→
Moneybags in the uniforms of prosecutors arouse resentment in Ukrainian society, but their connections are admired and their prosperity is envied. The columnist of the GORDON Yevhen Kuzmenko dwells on why it makes no sense to curse Donetsk prosecutors that were granted the status of ATO participants.→
It is not about destroying corruption in general, because it is invincible as an original sin, but more about placing it into a civilized framework and taking it away from the higher levels of the state, the Ukrainian historian Yaroslav Gritsak noted.→
Creation of National anti-corruption bureau as panaceas from corruption is a game and the next example of fetishization of some unclear institute of the power, the ex-Minister of Justice of Ukraine Sergey Golovaty considers.→
The peace in Ukraine is likely to come. But to make any predictions, dealing with crazy maniac is difficult, former MP, political expert Chornovil thinks.
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The mayor of Lviv and Chairman of the Samopomich party Andrey Sadovyi is convinced that all money of the country will continue settling down in Kiev without laws on decentralization.→