Crime
Following an investigation by Bihus.info, the Prosecutor General ordered an audit of the real estate holdings of relatives of three prosecutors in Bukovel.
On 10 February, the Prosecutor General ordered an official investigation into possible non-compliance with anti-corruption requirements by three prosecutors following the publication of information about the purchase of real estate in Polianytsia by their relatives.
A scheme to evade mobilisation was uncovered at the Main Hospital of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: an official was detained
The Security Service of Ukraine, together with the Office of the Prosecutor General and with the assistance of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, eliminated a fictitious employment scheme at the Main Military Clinical Hospital. According to the investigation, the official hired acquaintances without actually performing their duties and embezzled 2.6 million hryvnias.
A large-scale underground production of alcohol and cigarettes worth over 50 million hryvnias was uncovered in Kryvyi Rih.
Police officers reported suspicion to 13 members of a criminal group who organised a full cycle of illegal manufacture and sale of excisable goods. During more than 80 searches, counterfeit goods and property worth tens of millions of hryvnias were seized.
The State Bureau of Investigation announced new charges in the case of the withdrawal of more than UAH 200 million worth of real estate from a bankrupt bank
The former head of the legal department of a Kharkiv bank is suspected of embezzlement on an especially large scale. The case involves the illegal transfer of real estate worth over 200 million hryvnias.
A scheme involving the illegal transportation of men through Transnistria for $7,500 was uncovered in Odessa.
Operatives from the Odessa Border Guard Detachment shut down a channel for the illegal departure of men across the Transnistrian segment of the Ukrainian-Moldovan border. The two organisers charged $7,500 for their services and received the money in three instalments.
Almost 300 trees were illegally cut down in the Bukovina Carpathians, causing damages exceeding 5.4 million hryvnias.
In the Shurdy Forestry of the Putyl Forestry, spruce and beech trees up to 80 years old have been destroyed on an area of about one hectare, and almost all the timber has already been removed.
Cocaine trafficking network to Iceland dismantled during international operation
Law enforcement agencies in five countries have arrested 24 suspects in a case involving the supply of cocaine from South America to Europe and the laundering of at least €4 million in profits.
The White House ignores Latnik's ties to Epstein: the minister confirmed lunch on the island but denied close contacts
US Trade Minister Howard Lattnik admitted that in 2012 he had lunch with Jeffrey Epstein's family on his private island, but said he had no deep ties with him. Despite the new details from the released materials, the White House is showing full support for the official.
Starmer refused to resign amid crisis over Mandelson appointment
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has stated that he will not resign despite calls for his resignation over the scandal surrounding Peter Mandelson's appointment as ambassador to the United States and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
The US has released a document about Trump's call to the police in the Epstein case
A new document released by the US Department of Justice shows that Donald Trump called the Palm Beach police in the mid-2000s after the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein began and claimed that many people knew about his actions.
"Six months with new ESBU head Tsyvinsky: business sees no breakthrough in de-shadowing," - Forbes
No progress in de-shadowing. The ESBU has been working with its new head, Oleksandr Tsyvinsky, for six months. What has he failed to change? Business opinion
In 2025, anti-corruption authorities obtained 108 convictions and filed a record number of confiscation claims.
In 2025, the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office and NABU secured 108 convictions, stepped up civil forfeiture, and are working on legislative changes to prevent cases from being dragged out in court.
