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Corruption in Ukraine: Has Selensky Really Bowed to the Protests?
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First, the secret service raided, then by law Wolodymyr Selenskyj disembarked the independent anti-corruption authorities – just when they investigated two confidants. In Ukraine, protest followed – what did the president do then? Placeholder image-3How much influence do business interests have on politics? This question has been even more virulent since the takeover of the government business of black and red. After all, Chancellor Friedrich Me…
The Alstom case in France has shown: the fight against corruption is sometimes a tool of soft power which proceeds from a logic of economic war. In Ukraine, the United States plays a major role in the elaboration of anti-corruption reforms, which serve as much as to "dissolve" the economy as to take control of strategic markets. Ukraine is an epicentre of American and Western interests in Europe. It has been supported at arm's length for years i…
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