Slovenia ‘s domestic politics rarely make it to the world headlines. The ‘hidden gem’ of Europe is renowned for its short but sandy riviera, breathtaking […]
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez: Is It Time to Go?
It’s either Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is truly so unfortunate that he gets tangled up, innocently, in one corruption scandal after the other, all caused […]
Dignity Issues: Who Will Tell How Far the Corruption Scandal in Ukraine Will Go?
As Ukraine’s most serious corruption case of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s tenure is spilling over and over, public trust in the president is falling both in […]
Zelensky ’s Realm of Corruption
In retrospect, it’s much easier to understand why, in July 2025, President Zelensky and his loyal parliamentary faction, the Servant of the People, tried to […]
First Lie Wins
Contrary to the information published by various media outlets, former presidential candidate, currently president of the Uniunea Salvaţi România (Save Romania Union, USR) and mayor […]
Von der Leyen, the Queen of Opacity
It has a predictable, painfully familiar pattern. The European Commission, led by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is caught red handed going against their own, […]
Once corrupt, always corrupt?
Cracks Beneath the Surface Despite their strong commitment to support Ukraine in its fight against Russia’s aggression, EU leaders should have asked this question when […]
France’s Swamp of Corruption Just Got Murkier. Again
When it comes to anti-corruption warriors, the most zealous usually come from the Netherlands (think Sophie in ‘t Veld, Paul Tang, Marietje Schaake or Thijs Reuten). […]
Knife in the Back: Can Corruption Become an Obstacle on Ukraine’s EU Path?
Respect for the rule of law and increased anti-corruption efforts – that is all the European Union expects from Ukraine in exchange for a fast […]
Why Did President Zelenskyy Risk Another ’Orange Revolution’ in Ukraine?
With a failed attempt to take Ukrainian anti-corruption bodies’ independence, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has risked a new ’Orange Revolution’ in his country. The fact that […]