Head of Zelensky's faction says he will open his declaration voluntarily. David Arakhamia, head of Zelensky's faction in parliament, said on Sept. 5 that he would voluntarily make his asset declaration open to the public. He was responding to a bill that aims to restore the
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Russia’s ecocide in Ukraine and accountability
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@IMatviyishyn explains how Russia is committing ecocide in Ukraine, what exactly ecocide is, and whether Russia can be held accountable for its crimes against Ukraine's environment. -
Russian war crimes labeled ecocide; Ukraine’s environment needs decades to recover
Russian war crimes extend beyond human suffering. The environmental impact of this war might take Ukraine decades to recover. Officials have already labeled this destruction of nature as "ecocide."
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Ukrainian Rada reinstates declarations, dismisses defense minister and property fund head
The Verkhovna Rada has reinstated electronic declarations for public officials, but left the register of declarations closed. The parliament supported the dismissal of Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov and Head of the State Property Fund Rustem Umerov, and the government
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Ukrainian refugees abroad up by 500,000
New research published by Ukraine's Center for Economic Strategy revealed that the number of Ukrainian refugees living abroad increased by around 500,000 people during the first half of 2023.
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Ukraine Defense Minister Reznikov resigns amid corruption allegations
Ukraine's Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov resigned amid fresh corruption allegations, raising concerns about defense procurement transparency and accountability. We delve into the controversies and repercussions of his departure.
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Allemagne livre armes et véhicules à l’Ukraine
Germany delivers ammunition and vehicles to Ukraine in latest military aid package. Germany delivered more ammunition and military vehicles to Ukraine as part of its latest military aid package, the German Federal Government announced on Sept. 5.
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Defense Ministry buys defective drones
Media: Defense Ministry procured substandard drones from company owned by former MP's wife. Ukraine's Defense Ministry has ordered 55 HAWK drones from a company partly owned by the wife of former MP Boryslav Rozenblat, despite the drones having clear defects, investigative reports reveal.
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Ukraine official: no mass extradition of draft evaders from abroad
Official: There will be no "mass extradition" of draft evaders from abroad. Ukrainians evading conscription abroad may be extradited "individually" but there will be no "mass extradition," Fedir Venislavsky, President Voldymyr Zelensky's representative in the Verkhovna Rada,
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Ukraine loses one Challenger 2 tank, crew survives southern counteroffensive
Ukraine lost one out of its 14 British Challenger 2 main battle tanks during the counteroffensive on the southern front. Although the tank is severely damaged, a BBC source in a Western defense agency said that the Ukrainian crew of four survived.
