Articles tagged "Corruption"

Investigative Stories from Ukraine - Week of February 13

Russia's state censor to track Putin memes with the help of AI -- RFE/RL identifies Russian commanders, FSB supervisors responsible for tortures in Kharkiv Oblast -- Corruption case against MP sent to court following journalist investigation -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Friday, February 3

North Korea intends to send personnel to Russian-occupied Donetsk, Luhansk oblasts -- Putin claims Russia ready to draw on entire arsenal as Germany sends tanks to Ukraine -- Russia abducts high school students from occupied Luhansk Oblast -- Intelligence warns Russia preparing for massive offensive to capture Donbas by March -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Thursday, February 2

Russian missile strike on residential building in Kramatorsk kills at least 3, injures at least 21 -- Russia prepares offensives in several areas -- EU to train 30,000 Ukrainian soldiers -- US uncovers global sanctions evasion network helping Russia’s defense sector -- Russia acquiring many features of dictatorship -- and more

Investigative Stories from Ukraine - Week of December 26

New York Times identifies Russian soldiers involved in Bucha massacre -- Corruption probe launched into former lawmaker Korolevska following journalists' findings -- Washington launches investigation into how US tech showed up in Iranian drones used against Ukraine -- Law enforcement issues warrant for wife of Russian soldier who told him to rape Ukrainian women -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Wednesday, August 31

UN nuclear watchdog group leaves Kyiv for Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant -- Russian forces shell corridors needed for IAEA mission to reach Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant -- Ukraine’s military reports hitting bridges near occupied Kherson, again. Operational Command “South” reported on Aug. 30 that the Ukrainian artillery hit Antonivsky bridges -- Heavy flamethrower system may be responsible for explosion at Olenivka POW camp -- and more

UK's Investigative Journalism Finds Itself Heading Towards ‘Authoritarian Police State’

Proposed changes to the Official Secrets Act by the Home Office would see investigative journalists threatened with up to 14 years in prison for ‘unauthorised disclosures’

UK Tory Government Departments Breaking Guidance on Conflicts of Interest

A number of Tory controlled Government departments are failing to follow official guidance on the declaration of board members’ conflicts of interest

Boris Johnson Promised Billionaire James Dyson he Would 'Fix' Tax Issue

Tory sleaze has reached the heart of Downing Street and Boris Johnson