Investigation

Explosive probe finds Ukraine’s energy pricing corruption and unjust tariffs boosting intermediaries, destroying industry, costing jobs and stalling recovery amid war. empr.media

Ukraine’s peace talks have slipped from formal diplomacy into backroom deals with unmandated intermediaries, weakening institutional control and risking foreign influence over the nation’s future amid wartime negotiations.

Investigation reveals over ₴578 million ($14M+) was embezzled from Ukraine’s defense contracts via shadow firms and laundering schemes, exposing deep corruption in military procurement.

Slidstvo.Info revisits offshore probe, alleging billions in transfers linked to Zelenskyy’s circle — Kolomoiskyy denies $40M claim but suggests sums may reach $640M, fueling scrutiny of elite finance.

Ukraine plans to spend ~9 bn UAH on roads to Bukovel resorts tied to powerful insiders like Kolomoyskyi and Mindich, sparking controversy over conflicts of interest and public procurement amid war.

A secret coalition of Ukrainian lawmakers and top officials forced the exit of Zelenskyy’s powerful chief of staff Yermak, reshaping Kyiv’s power structure and testing new multipolar governance amid political turmoil.

Investigation reveals how sanctioned businessman Timur Mindich is shifting assets via proxies — changing Fire Point ownership, moving diamond‑factory and security firms to dodge scrutiny amid a widening “Mindichgate” probe.

A political storm erupts in Ukraine after public outrage over ex-Banned Party general Kuzmuk leads to his firing, sparking debate on accountability, power networks and post-war governance reform.

Europe has paid Russia more for oil and gas than it has given Ukraine in aid, unintentionally fueling Putin’s war machine and prolonging the conflict as energy payments keep Moscow’s budget strong.

Andriy Yermak’s dramatic fall from power unfolded amid anti-corruption raids, political back-room pressure and secret negotiations, leaving Ukraine’s former presidential chief ousted but not charged.

While U.S.–Russia peace talks unfold behind closed doors, fierce fighting, deadly Russian strikes across Ukraine and stalled diplomacy keep the frontlines hot with no cease‑fire in sight.

Investigation finds Zelenskyy’s former film‑production partners funneled Russian media assets into a Latvian handyman’s name, raising fresh questions about opaque ownership and Kremlin‑linked cash flow.