Investigation

Ukraine’s biggest energy corruption scandal promised sweeping resets — but months later insiders warn nothing has changed. Power struggles, frozen reforms and political risks now threaten trust.

How did a silent, one-man protest in Crimea become the spark that revealed Russia’s brutality? Read Reşat Ametov’s story — a father, activist, and symbol of unbroken resistance. | empr.media

This investigation tracks Ukraine’s Berkut unit “Black Company,” detailing its brutal beatings, abductions and mass shootings of Maidan protesters — including 48 killed on Instytutska Street. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

New investigative findings reveal alleged links between offshore money flows, Russian-linked operators and Ukrainian officials Mindich and Halushchenko, as NABU exposes a complex corruption network tied to Gazprom and hidden financial chains. empr.media.

A deep dive into why Ukraine’s president replaced the concept and people in 5–6 key managerial posts with a new “Team of Ukraine” — amid waves of accusations, political pressures, and the push for renewed governance. Read on.

A deep investigation reveals a massive offshore stash linked to oligarch Mindich and ex-minister Halushchenko hidden on paper on mysterious islands — billions tracked only in shell companies, raising corruption alarms across jurisdictions. empr.media.

From a 1976 Olympic Hopak protest to Heraskevych’s banned helmet, our investigation reveals how the IOC silences athletes who speak uncomfortable truths on sport’s biggest stage.

A major investigation reveals more than $112 million in illegal cash linked to energy sector corruption in Ukraine. Offshore accounts, family ties, and a former minister at the center. Read on empr.media.

Ukraine’s Fire Point stunned the world with its 3,000-km “Flamingo” missile — then vanished from public registries as corruption links, exemptions, and shadowy ties emerged. | EMPR

A brutal assessment of Ukraine’s war strategy, corruption, and political failure — arguing the country has the resources to win, but lacks will and accountability.

Journalists uncovered an illegal school in a Kyiv monastery where more than 60 children are taught Soviet-era curriculum, Russian language, films and songs — including the Russian national anthem — and Ukrainian security services have launched a criminal investigation. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

In January 2020, Zelenskyy secretly traveled to Oman as Russia’s top security official arrived on the same plane. Five years later, Kyiv still has not explained why.