Analytics
Сьогодні — 04.06.2026
Why have forensic economic assessments become a problem for businesses, and how does this relate to Ukraine’s investment climate?
Despite the law enforcement agencies’ high-profile statements about protecting businesses, entrepreneurs continue to face numerous instances of pressure from the authorities. One of the most common tools used for this purpose remains forensic economic analysis.
Salaries in government bodies: how much do specialists and senior management earn?
The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine has published detailed statistics on public sector pay for March 2026, broken down by position. Average earnings range from 20,800 UAH for manual workers to over 140,000 UAH for senior management
A crisis of confidence: the terrorist attack in the Holosiivskyi district has caused the police’s approval ratings to plummet
The terrorist attack in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv on 18 April led to a collapse in public trust in law enforcement agencies. This is evidenced by the results of a poll conducted by ‘Slovo i Dilo’
Only 1–2% of mobilisations result in conflict: Council data
Claims of widespread coercion during mobilisation are untrue, and the widely shared videos online reflect only a small fraction of what is actually happening
Китай планує запустити сім ядерних реакторів у 2026 році: чому це важливо для України
Китай у 2026 році планує ввести в експлуатацію сім нових ядерних реакторів. За даними, озвученими державним телебаченням CCTV із посиланням на річний звіт китайської атомної галузі, країна вже має 60 діючих комерційних реакторів і ще 36 енергоблоків на стадії будівництва.
Pension Fund officials have declared millions in income, flats and cash
Yevhen Kapinus, Chairman of the Board of the Pension Fund of Ukraine, and his two deputy chairwomen – Tetiana Korol and Iryna Kovpashko – declared millions in income, flats, foreign currency cash and substantial sums in bank accounts in their 2025 declarations. According to official data from the PFU, they are the fund’s senior management.
Unsubstantiated assets worth 368 million hryvnias: what was uncovered regarding the heads of regional TCCs
Suspilne analysed 62 former and current heads of regional anti-corruption centres and specialised units who served between 2022 and 2026, and found that at least nine findings by the National Agency for Corruption Prevention (NAZK) concerned indications of illicit enrichment totalling 367,927,245 UAH. The focus was on both the most high-profile figures in criminal proceedings and officials whose assets, according to journalists’ estimates, corresponded to their official incomes or had remained unchanged since the start of the full-scale war.
A crisis in schools: the number of young teachers has halved
Over the past decade, the number of teachers aged under 30 in the country has halved. Although the state-funded quota ensures the graduation of 10,000 qualified teachers every year, the vast majority of them never set foot in a school as staff members
ARMA will put “Morshynska” up for auction again following 12 technical complaints
ARMA plans to put the assets of the IDS Ukraine group, known for the “Morshynska” and “Mirgorodska” brands, up for auction again, after the initial selection of an administrator was blocked by 12 identical technical complaints.
The Independent: Ukraine faces a mobilisation crisis
Ukraine, which has been holding off a full-scale Russian invasion for four years now, is simultaneously facing a serious mobilisation crisis. The Independent reports on the millions of people evading conscription, the hundreds of thousands of cases of desertion, and growing fatigue among troops on the front line.
Ukrainians took out microloans totalling 56.76 billion hryvnias over the course of a year: debt has risen sharply
In 2025, Ukrainians took out 8,608,041 microloans totalling 56.76 billion hryvnias. Although the number of such loans rose by just 3% over the year, the total debt owed to microfinance organisations increased by 7.7 billion hryvnias to reach 27.65 billion hryvnias.
The smart home office: gadgets to boost your productivity
Working from home isn’t just about comfort; it’s also about organising your space effectively. Investing in smart devices can make daily tasks much easier, reduce distractions and help maintain a healthy work-life balance