Investigation

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.

Investigation reveals Ukraine’s Centrenergo paid a 132 M UAH advance for coal that never arrived, exposing a dubious intermediary deal and systemic corruption risks in the energy sector.

New investigation reveals how alleged kingpin Timur Mindich’s criminal network used covert meetings, seized assets, operational plates and top officials to run a massive corruption scheme tied to Ukraine’s energy sector.

Drama in Ukraine: Ministers Galushchenko & Grynchuk were spotted inside a seized mansion once owned by a fugitive Yanukovych minister just hours before NABU raids — fueling corruption scandal shockwaves.

Explosive Ukraine defence scandal: a $7.5M procurement scheme allegedly pushed fake Chinese “Israeli” armour on the military, exposing deep corruption and procurement failures in the Ministry of Defence.

Explosive wiretaps tie Ukraine energy graft to lavish Kozyn mansions built with Energoatom kickbacks, revealing Timur Mindich & former Deputy PM Chernyshov deep in corruption plots that shake Kyiv’s elite.

Exclusive: Leaked sleuthing suggests Ukraine’s disgraced tycoon Timur Mindich fled before NABU raids after possible insider leaks from a top anti‑corruption prosecutor’s office, igniting anger and scandal at the heart of Kyiv politics.

Explosive investigation reveals how Ukraine’s state nuclear firm Energoatom was run by a shadow corruption network led by insiders, using kickbacks and global money‑laundering tied to powerful figures including Mindich.

Exclusive: New exposé alleges Ukraine’s President’s Office knew and tolerated a massive Energoatom “Shlagbaum” corruption scheme forcing 10–15% kickbacks, with top officials and Mindich allies implicated.