On July 22, Ukrainian society sounded a code red for the country's democracy as the final votes were tallied on a bill in Ukraine's parliament that strips independence from anti-corruption bodies.

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Source: https://bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-22/ukraine-s-new-premier-is-preparing-to-seek-a-fresh-imf-program?srnd=homepage-europe …

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Svyrydenko pledged no tax hikes. Her team will cut state agency spending, shrink the shadow economy (over 30% of GDP), and boost customs revenue. Svyrydenko targets 4%+ growth in 2026, up from 3% this year. She vowed to meet all IMF and EU reform demands by year-end. 5/

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On corruption concerns, Svyrydenko: To be frank, within Ukrainian society and certain social groups, the issue of corruption is being amplified and overemphasized. 6X

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Ukraine’s PM Svyrydenko plans to speak with U.S. Treasury chief Scott Bessent about financial aid. She also pushes joint drone production and wants to build UAV plants in the U.S. 4/

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Svyrydenko also wants up to $19B per year from Europe to expand Ukraine’s arms industry. Svyrydenko: Our task is to deliver [new weapons, factories, and contracts] across most areas within a very short period of time. 3/

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Talks could begin in August. Svyrydenko: If the baseline scenario assumes the war will continue into next year, we will have a new IMF program. 2/

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In Donetsk region, commander of 'Lyuti' Kazban died in a road accident. https://ift.tt/i2B0chV #liga #news

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