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Discharge of palm oil into Ukrainian waters: over $2.4 million to be recovered from a foreign company
Breaking: Ukraine secures over $2.4 million from a foreign company after palm oil dumped into its waters — a landmark environmental and legal win with global trade implications. | empr.media
Jan 23, 2025
Twitter’s dark turn: the role of Putin’s allies in Musk’s takeover
Elon Musk disclosed key investors behind his Twitter (X) takeover — including sanctioned Russian oligarchs connected to Vladimir Putin — fueling controversy over influence and narrative bias on the platform. empr.media
Aug 25, 2024
Starting August 25, Ukraine resumes electricity exports to neighboring countries – Ukrenergo
Ukraine will resume exporting surplus electricity to neighboring EU countries from August 25 as grid capacity improves, opening new markets, boosting revenues, and strengthening regional energy ties. empr.media
Aug 24, 2024
Unveiling the hidden figures: the real scope of Russian oil exports
New insights show Russia’s oil export picture far more complex than reported — with shadow fleets moving over 60% of shipments and shifting buyer dynamics reshaping global energy flows. empr.media
Aug 21, 2024
Construction of fortifications: one-day firms, “classified” criminal cases and juggling budgets of regional administrations
Investigations expose how fortification projects in Ukraine involve one-day firms, classified contracts, and opaque regional budget management amid wartime spending pressures.
Aug 13, 2024
Russia’s crude oil export realities
Despite sanctions, Russia’s crude oil exports continue flowing through complex global routes, reshaping energy markets and exposing shifting geopolitical alliances.
Aug 5, 2024
The National Military Cemetery will be built by a company that was established a day after the tender announcement
Ukraine’s National Military Cemetery project faces scrutiny after a newly created company won the $1.8B tender shortly after its announcement, raising transparency concerns.
Aug 2, 2024
Thanks to NABU and SAP, an Italian castle owned by Russian-origin businessman Fedorichev has been seized
Italian authorities seized a historic castle linked to Oleksiy Fedorichev as part of a NABU and SAP investigation into alleged corruption involving Ukraine’s state grain sector.
Jul 31, 2024
Hungary calls Ukraine’s decision to halt transit of Russian oil by Lukoil “unacceptable”
Hungary has sharply condemned Ukraine’s decision to halt the transit of Russian Lukoil oil, calling the move “unacceptable” and warning of risks to national energy security.
Jul 22, 2024
The Polish state company sold components for Shahed attack drones to Iran
A shocking investigation reveals a Polish state firm may have supplied parts that ended up in Iranian Shahed drones—now used by Russia in Ukraine.
Jul 18, 2024
India is the absolute champion in maritime imports of Russian bloody crude oil
India has become the world’s top buyer of Russian crude—fueling Moscow’s economy while reshaping global energy markets amid war and sanctions pressure.
Jul 12, 2024
How Russia finances greek business. Dedicated to the adherents of the “Shadow Fleet” sect
Investigations reveal how Moscow’s “shadow fleet” export network, supported by Greek maritime business links, helps Russia sustain oil revenue and finance its war efforts despite sanctions | EMPR.media.
Jul 6, 2024