Ukrainian lawmakers on Thursday approved a bill restoring the independence of the country’s two main anti-corruption agencies following days of protests. The bill was presented by President Volodymyr Zelensky, reversing his unpopular measure last week to place the watchdog agencies under the oversight of the prosecutor-general.
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Monday, August 11
Ukrainian parliament approves law restoring independence of anti-graft agencies
By Liam Porter
Liam Porter
Liam Porter is a seasoned news writer at Core Bulletin, specializing in breaking news, technology, and business insights. With a background in investigative journalism, Liam brings clarity and depth to every piece he writes.
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