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Czech Prime Minister does not approve of Slovakia’s decision to “withhold” Ukraine military aid
Czech PM Petr Fiala slammed Slovakia’s decision to withhold new military aid to Ukraine, calling it a dangerous message that undermines NATO solidarity and European defence at a critical time.
Oct 6, 2023
Poland: We are entering a period of recession with Ukraine
Amid persistent costs tied to the Ukraine war and shifting consumer confidence, Poland’s economic growth has slowed — with some analysts warning the country may be entering a recessionary phase linked to wartime pressures and labor market strains.
Oct 4, 2023
Ukraine asks Turkey to resume “grain corridor” without Russia
Ukraine formally asks Turkey to reopen a Black Sea grain export corridor without Russia after Moscow quit the deal, aiming to keep shipments flowing to world markets.
Sep 9, 2023
Ukraine Defense Minister Reznikov resigned. What is known about new Rustem Umerov?
After months of speculation and a wartime anti‑corruption push, Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada approves Rustem Umerov as the new defense minister following Oleksii Reznikov’s resignation.
Sep 6, 2023
The grain deal with russia has gone down in history
Russia has walked away from the Black Sea grain agreement with Ukraine, a deal once hailed as a major humanitarian corridor for global grain exports, now history with wide economic impact.
Jul 17, 2023
Ukraine government appoints head of the Asset Recovery and Management Agency despite her business contacts with russia
Ukraine’s government appoints a new ARMA chief amid controversy over alleged Russia-linked contacts and anti-corruption concerns, sparking criticism from civil society and Western partners.
Jul 10, 2023
3 million dollars bribe during the war: what was decided at the Plenum of the Supreme Court of Ukraine?
A $3 million bribery scandal has emerged in Ukraine’s justice system during the war, with anti‑corruption authorities exposing alleged illicit payments tied to senior judicial figures and sparking outrage over graft in wartime governance.
May 23, 2023
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine failure to vote on the law against Putin’s wallet
Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada failed to pass the controversial “Putin’s wallet” law in a high‑stakes parliamentary vote, triggering shock among reform advocates and raising questions about the future of sanctions and political momentum.
May 8, 2023
President Zelenskyi in The Hague
In The Hague, President Zelenskyi called for a full international tribunal to prosecute Russia’s crimes, pushing for justice beyond hybrid solutions and demanding accountability. empr.media
May 4, 2023
The middle finger gesture toward Yermak: MP Leros won lawsuit against the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
MP Geo Leros has won his lawsuit against the Verkhovna Rada over his suspension after the infamous middle finger gesture toward Yermak, overturning parliament’s decision.
May 2, 2023
Ukraine is preparing economical sanctions against Iran
Ukraine will fully synchronize and adopt European sanctions against Iran — targeting individuals, companies and those tied to military aid, repression and support for Russia’s war. empr.media. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Apr 27, 2023
russian nukes in Belarus: what Ukraine’s authority says
Ukraine says it knows where Russia deployed the Oreshnik missile system in Belarus and is sharing intel with partners. Debate grows on nuclear‑capable threats and regional stability. empr.media.
Apr 13, 2023