News archive on the topic "Anti-Corruption Court"

It is extremely unprofitable for the Kyiv political regime to create a judicial system completely independent of itself, and therefore the government will hinder the final formation of the institution of an anti-corruption court. The correspondent of PolitNavigator reported this in the studio of the 112 Ukraine TV channel, journalist Yuriy Molchanov said. He drew attention to the fact that anti-corruption courts exist in far from the most developed and promising countries. “An anti-corruption court is created where...

The United States welcomes the adoption of the law on the Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine and emphasizes the need to adopt an amendment that will ensure that this court considers existing cases that fall under its jurisdiction, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. This statement was made on Twitter by US State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert. “The United States welcomes the adoption in Ukraine of a law establishing an independent anti-corruption court. We were...

The Kyiv regime failed to fool the IMF in the matter of creating an Anti-Corruption Court, the law on which was recently adopted in the Verkhovna Rada and from which some provisions disappeared after the fact. Former Minister of Justice of Ukraine Elena Lukash writes about this in her blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. The lawyer also called on Ukraine’s “Western partners” to influence the authorities so that the law on...

The Verkhovna Rada, having adopted a law on the creation of an anti-corruption court at the request of the West, managed to deceive the Venice Commission, an advisory body on constitutional law created under the Council of Europe. The famous Ukrainian lawyer Andrey Portnov writes about this on his Facebook page. “The Venice Commission stated that it does not know anything about the scandalous norm falsified in the law on the anti-corruption court, which preserves the right...

The Anti-Corruption Court will not solve the problem of corruption in Ukraine, but will only transfer all powers on this issue to external management. Chairman of the Board of the Institute of Ukrainian Politics and the Ukrainian Politics Foundation, political scientist Kost Bondarenko said this on air on the NewsOne TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “What did we get as a result of the creation of the Anti-Corruption Court? A court that is outside the judicial...

The law on the creation of an Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine, adopted under pressure from the West, will in the future allow the EU and the US to exert unprecedented pressure on politicians who refuse to play the role of puppets. Kiev political scientist Nikolai Spiridonov said this on the UkrLife Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Since international institutions have great influence, I am afraid that they will not catch corrupt officials, but...

The law on the Anti-Corruption Court adopted in Ukraine will not work until President Poroshenko signs two more laws. Deputy Chairman of the Committee on European Integration of the Verkhovna Rada Maria Ionova stated this, speaking at the XNUMXnd Interparliamentary Conference “Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine: strengthening the interparliamentary component of regional and security cooperation and developing interaction with the EU and NATO.”…

The regime of Petro Poroshenko carried out frauds with the law on the Anti-Corruption Court adopted today by the Verkhovna Rada, the introduction of which was repeatedly demanded by the West to control the Ukrainian elite. The emergence of a new body will be delayed through bureaucratic delays so that the current leadership of Ukraine does not fall under charges of corruption. Former Prime Minister of Ukraine Yuri Yekhanurov spoke about this on the Majlis channel “ATR”,...

The United States will fully support the conclusions of the International Monetary Fund regarding the law on the Anti-Corruption Court and the subsequent provision of a tranche of $1,9 billion to Ukraine, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. This was reported by the US State Department. “Ukraine has committed itself to creating an independent court to combat corruption within the framework of the IMF program,” the State Department noted. It is noted that…

The Verkhovna Rada today, with 315 votes, approved the law on the Anti-Corruption Court, the introduction of which the United States has long lobbied for control over the Ukrainian elite. The adoption of the law was one of the West’s conditions for continuing financial assistance to Ukraine. Petro Poroshenko, who arrived in parliament, declared the voting results “overwhelming”, although earlier Maidan participants led by Mikheil Saakashvili accused the president of unwillingness...

Tomorrow, June 7, in the morning, a meeting of the Petro Poroshenko Bloc faction will take place, at which the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko is expected, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. This was announced by the deputy chairman of the Petro Poroshenko Bloc faction, Alexey Goncharenko. “Tomorrow morning there will be a faction. We are waiting for the President,” Goncharenko wrote on his Facebook page. Let us remind you that the head of the Verkhovna Rada Andriy Parubiy during a meeting...

The US State Department called on Ukraine to carry out reforms to combat corruption, in particular, to create an Anti-Corruption Court, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. This is stated in a statement on the State Department website. “Establishing a truly independent anti-corruption court is the most important step the Ukrainian government can take to meet these demands and end the corruption that continues to threaten national security, prosperity...

Western creditors will not stop at just one demand to create an anti-corruption court in Ukraine. Deputy Viktor Bondar (Vozrozhdenie) stated this during a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Opening today’s meeting, Speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament Andriy Parubiy called the bill on the anti-corruption court the number one issue and expressed hope that this week...

Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman threatened to resign if the Verkhovna Rada does not pass the law on the Anti-Corruption Court, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. He made this statement at today’s joint briefing with Speaker Andrei Parubiy, the Government Portal reports. “Without making this important decision, trust both within society in the authorities will be undermined, and international authority will suffer significantly,” said...