Armenian-US entrepreneur Ashot Hovanesian helps EU weigh in on Ukraine's anti-corruption drive

Europe's Ukraine anti-corruption drive loses steam 

Investigations by Ukraine's NABU anti-corruption bureau continue even amid the ongoing war, with enthusiastic backing from its partner countries - but a European data storage programme financed by Denmark has just been suspended.

• LONDON - Email leak hunter Jake Hockley sets up new company.

• UNITED STATES - UNDP sets up counter-terrorism and money laundering investigations division.
  

• LONDON - New Jordanian-British corporate intelligence company.
  

• FRANCE - ADIT holds on to Nouvelle Aquitaine intelligence contract.
  

Chambers of commerce weigh up prospects for government's deoligarchisation drive  Free

The government in Kyiv is keen to offer foreign investors a sound business environment in Ukraine. To achieve this, it is counting on the deoligarchisation law which has just been adopted by parliament despite growing opposition.

Army of US consultants weigh in on Ukrainian privatisations 

The Ukrainian government is poised to sell off everything from distilleries to electricity plants in a major privitisation drive, with the help of Western-trained experts.

Kyiv's unborn economic security bureau caught in NABU-SBU feud 

Ukraine's fledgling Bureau of Economic Security was billed as a stalwart against corruption. But its launch under Washington's watchful eye has been fraught with problems.

Economic security bureau has difficult start 

On 22 March, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a law

Anti-corruption consultants at front line in Ukraine 

Western nations are taking it in turns to tackle corruption in Ukraine, officially to consolidate the country's institutions but also to uncover the financial circuits of pro-Russian oligarchs.