# Investigation
Half of schools operate with outdated technology: 11 billion hryvnia spent on this
Despite spending 11.3 billion hryvnias on digitising schools in 2021–2024, 46.6% of educational institutions still use computers manufactured between 2005 and 2011. This is evidenced by the results of an audit conducted by the Accounting Chamber.
The US Department of Justice has released previously unavailable documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case that mention Donald Trump.
The US Department of Justice has released new documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case that had not been previously published. They contain transcripts of FBI interviews with a woman who claimed to have been sexually assaulted by Epstein and accused Donald Trump of assault.
A suspect in the smuggling of deserters attempted to escape from law enforcement officers through a window.
Law enforcement officials have notified eight individuals of their status as suspects in a case involving the organisation of a scheme to facilitate the desertion of military personnel. Among those involved in the case are a former military unit commander, a lawyer, and a military serviceman.
In Ukraine, 37 more cameras for automatic detection of traffic violations will start operating on 6 March.
New complexes for automatic detection of traffic violations will begin operating in Ukraine on 6 March. After their launch, the total number of such cameras on the country's roads will be 377.
ESBU will spend nearly UAH 250,000 on satin scarves, eco-friendly bags and souvenirs
The Economic Security Bureau will spend nearly a quarter of a million hryvnias on the purchase of satin scarves, eco-friendly bags, and souvenir products. The supplier of these goods will be a Kyiv-based sole proprietor and his companies.
MPs want to force the ESBU to publish its annual report on its work on the open data portal
The Verkhovna Rada Committee on Digital Transformation has published its conclusion on draft law 14270-1, which proposes to oblige the Economic Security Bureau to publish its annual report on its official website and on the Unified State Web Portal of Open Data.
After searches by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) at the Volyn Customs Office, one person involved in the case resigned, while another went on maternity leave, according to Dmytro Stasenko.
Following searches at the Volyn customs office, one person involved in the NABU corruption case resigned, while another took parental leave. This was announced by the head of the agency, Dmytro Stasenko.
After searches by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine at the Volyn Customs Office, the individuals involved in the case left their jobs.
Following investigative actions by NABU detectives at the Lutsk Volyn Customs post, two individuals involved in the case no longer work at the agency. One of them resigned, while the other went on maternity leave.
In Poland, 147 foreigners were detained during a large-scale operation, including 91 Ukrainian citizens.
In Poland, law enforcement agencies conducted a nationwide two-day operation to search for individuals wanted by courts and law enforcement agencies. During the operation, nearly two thousand people were detained, including 147 foreigners.
The State Bureau of Investigation reported on a scheme to embezzle hundreds of tonnes of fuel for the Armed Forces of Ukraine worth over UAH 21 million.
Employees of the State Bureau of Investigations have documented a scheme involving the misappropriation of fuel intended for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to the investigation, officials from the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine and military structures are involved in the scheme.
Evolution or imitation: what the director of the ESBU should really be reporting on in 2026
The Economic Security Bureau of Ukraine was established as a fundamentally new analytical body designed to put an end to the era of "mask shows" and coercive pressure on business. According to the Law of Ukraine "On the Economic Security Bureau of Ukraine," the main objective of the institution is to counteract economic offences through analytics, prevention, and risk management.
Iran acquired facial recognition technology through a Russian company
An investigation by an international consortium of journalists revealed that Iranian authorities purchased facial recognition software developed by a Russian company. It was later sold to various organisations linked to the country's government.
