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Ukraine’s Corruption Scandal Part Two: How Zelenskiy Can Get Ahead of It

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By Josh Rudolph
| Transitions
A new embezzlement case tied to Ukraine’s energy sector is testing Zelenskiy’s leadership and the strength of the country’s anti-corruption institutions and demands a sweeping reform response. From GMF. You have reached a premium content area of Transitions. To read this entire article please login if you are already a Transitions subscriber. Not a subscriber?
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Europe must call Zelensky’s bluff on new anti-corruption law

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By Josh Rudolph
| EUobserver Verified
In less than two days, Ukraine destroyed the most credible anti-corruption institutions it had spent over a decade building — institutions that had become a global model for uprooting oligarchy. Monday (21 July) was the day of pretext. Law enforcement — under the control of president Volodymyr Zelensky — launched a sweeping assault on Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies. Seventy extrajudicial searches were carried out.
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‘It’s a hydra’

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By Allison Braden, Josh Rudolph
| The Signal Magazine
After the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy in 1963, the Soviet Union actively spread disinformation about the murder—partly because the Soviets feared they might be blamed for it, partly to exploit shock and confusion, sow discord, and undermine faith in American institutions.
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