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Ukraine Politics · Ukraine

Zelenskyy Revokes Anti-Corruption Agencies' Autonomy, Fueling Mass Protests

40% Center coverage: 296 sources

Centralizing oversight under the prosecutor general has drawn EU warnings that it could detail Ukraine's EU ascension. See the Story

Climate Change · New York

UN Chief Declares Renewable Energy Cost Tipping Point and Urges 100% Green Power for Data Centers

Coverage: 96 sources

He highlighted solar and wind costs plunging over 40% below fossil fuels before issuing a September deadline for nations to revise their Paris climate plans.See the Story

Ukraine War · Russia

Russia and Ukraine agree prisoner swap, but little other progress in Istanbul talks

39% Left coverage: 56 sources

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Kremlin says weapons and ammunition deliveries to Ukraine from US are continuing

Norway Ready to Provide Significant Additional Funding for Ukraine’s Air Defense, Prime Minister Says

Left57%

Center29%

Right14%

Lawmakers Seek Constitutional Court Review of Law Curtailing Independence of Ukraine's Anti-Graft Agencies

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak claimed that procedural rules were violated during the bill's passage, making the constitutional challenge viable. The motion will require at least 45 signatures from members of parliament.Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Kyiv See the Story

Zelenskyy Invites Germany to Join Examination of Bill on Independence of Anti-Corruption Bodies

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has held a conversation with German Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz and invited the country to join the examination of the bill on the independence of anti-corruption bodies.Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Kyiv See the Story

The EU has imported €1B worth of Russian metal products in five months, but Russian metallurgists' profits are declining.

According to Eurostat, from January to May 2025, despite sanctions, the EU imported 2.57 million tons (+1.1% compared to the same period last year) of metallurgical products from Russia, with a cost of €1.06B. Most of these imports are semi-finished products; in five months, 1.49 million tons were sent to the EU totaling €681.9M. Large volumes of pig iron were also imported in the amount of 696,990 tons (+68.5%). Meanwhile, the net profit of Rus…European Union · Russia Read Article

More resources for defense: Zelenskyy signs decree to audit state budget spending.

President Zelenskyy has signed a decree aimed at reducing bureaucratic procedures and initiating an immediate audit of state expenditures. The president emphasized that he expects concrete results from the Ukrainian government within a month. The main goals are to redirect state’s resources toward defense needs and strengthen the country’s stability as much as possible. According to the decree, the Cabinet of Ministers must undertake the followi…Ukraine · Ukraine Read Article

Despite record spending on the war, the Russian military-industrial complex will gradually decline.

Experts from the British think tank Chatham House noted that the Russian Federation is spending unprecedented amounts on its war against Ukraine, but as a result of sanctions imposed by the West, it is losing the ability to modernize its army. Russia plans to spend 6.3% of its GDP on the war this year, the highest military expenditure since the Cold War. However, at the same time, the process of technological degradation of the Russian military-…Sanctions · Russia See the Story

The Ukrainian Government Is Launching a Grant Program to Establish a Complete Explosives Production Cycle.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a new grant competition under the Brave1 project to develop a full explosives manufacturing cycle in Ukraine, announced Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko. The initiative’s main aim is to achieve a full production cycle. According to her, “everything – from equipment to chemical components – must be produced in Ukraine systematically and in the required volumes”. The grant competition includes technical experti…Ukraine · Ukraine See the Story

The US and the EU Have Signed a Weapons Purchase Agreement that Will Supply Ukraine's Military.

US President Donald Trump said that the US and the EU have reached an agreement in which Brussels will cover the full cost of all weapons and equipment that will be acquired. After receiving American weapons, EU countries will distribute them independently, with most going to support the Ukrainian armed forces. Simultaneously, the US State Department approved the sale of Bradley infantry fighting vehicles and related equipment to Ukraine, with a…Donald Trump · Kyiv See the Story

Ukraine's Central Bank Holds Key Rate at 15.5%, Lowers Growth and Inflation Forecasts

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Ukraine's National Bank held its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 15.5% while revising down economic projections, citing war-related damage and weaker harvests, the bank said on July 24.Inflation · Ukraine See the Story

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