We document war, corruption, human rights, democratic resilience and the way ordinary people live through wartime — with evidence, context and humanity.
Germany has formally blamed Russia for the attempted drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport. But the Monaco bombing and the Nord Stream prosecution show why every covert operation in Europe must be attributed on evidence, not on political convenience.
Police allege a Volyn network charged $8,000–$15,000 for fraudulent disability status for at least 20 men avoiding mobilization, totaling about $300,000. The case raises questions about corruption after the MSEC reform.
Ukraine's Bill No. 15545 would write a ban on sexual harassment and sex discrimination into National Police disciplinary rules and require gender-balanced panels. But existing complaint procedures are internal, and formal complaints cannot be anonymous — a problem when the accused is the complainant's superior.
Two Ukrainian police officers were killed in a repeat drone strike while documenting a Russian attack in Dnipropetrovsk region. The same uniform is tied to mobilization duties — and to a growing trust crisis.
An armed confrontation between the SBU and HUR in Kyiv left three military intelligence personnel injured and produced two criminal suspects. The deeper question is whether Ukraine's armed security institutions remain subordinate to law rather than institutional loyalty.
Ukraine's National Police describes the Khimprom investigation as a year-long chain of stages across Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Albania, built on Joint Investigation Teams and digital evidence rather than a single simultaneous raid.
Ukraine's National Police and SSU say a fake crypto investment network targeted victims in more than 20 countries. Investigators identified 62 victims, a server in the Netherlands and malicious wallet-draining code.
The Pentagon review covers bases, access, intelligence and NATO pledges — not just the 80,000 troop figure.
Britain has authorised MBDA to release classified information on British components used in the SCALP long-range cruise missile so France and Ukraine can move ahead with local assembly lines inside Ukraine.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe secretly visited Moscow on August 25 and met senior Russian intelligence officials. The U.S. asked Ukraine to temporarily avoid strikes around Moscow, St. Petersburg and parts of northern Russia. Here is what is confirmed — and what remains secret.
Iran is preparing conditions for normalising Strait of Hormuz shipping, linking the issue to the regional war, sanctions and the U.S. blockade. We examine Tehran’s demands, Oman’s proposed corridor and the renewed military escalation.
Ukraine’s government has approved draft legislation aimed at expanding immigration and residence protections for foreign defenders. We examine the combat-service threshold, veteran status, post-service documents and a legal inconsistency over the six-month residence period.
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