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After the release of the so-called “Mindyich tapes,” the EU shifted its focus not only to NABU and SAPO, but also to the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP). Brussels has raised concerns about the agency’s impartiality and is calling for an external audit — a demand Kyiv has been slow to address.
In Greece, for the first time at the national level, teacher training in artificial intelligence is being launched. High school teachers are being prepared for the active use of ChatGPT Edu — a special version of AI for education.
Russian military executed five captured Ukrainian soldiers during the assault on Ukrainian positions in Donetsk. Ukraine has initiated an investigation as a war crime.
Ukraine, together with the IMF mission, is preparing to launch a new Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program, which involves extensive reforms in the economy, corporate governance, and tax policy.
After a series of searches at "Energoatom" and the exposure of a corruption network, President Zelensky initiated radical personnel decisions: two ministers are to resign, and sanctions have already been imposed on key figures involved in the case.
The NACP has initiated an official investigation following the published materials by NABU regarding the possible receipt of $20,000 from the individuals involved in the investigation.
The Cabinet of Ministers prematurely terminated the powers of the Supervisory Board of NAEC "Energoatom," and Herman Galushchenko was suspended from his position as Minister as part of a large-scale anti-corruption investigation.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine is conducting Operation "Midas" to expose corruption in the energy sector.
In the capital, a group of fraudsters led by a person posing as the cousin of the head, Andriy Yermak, has been exposed. The perpetrators demanded $100,000 supposedly for employment.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau is investigating the origin of the funds used by the family of a Kyiv judge and prosecutor to purchase premium-class apartments in Bukovel — the purchase price significantly does not match the market value.
The affected facility supplies about 1.5% of Russia's electricity and powers defense industry facilities.
Special forces attacked the Sterlitamak Oil Refinery in the Republic of Bashkortostan
