Ukrainian lawmakers passed a bill to restore the independence of anti-corruption agencies, following protests and external pressure.
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In a reaction to massive protests and international pressure, Ukrainian lawmakers have adopted a draft law restoring the power of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office. The move comes after previous amendments had weakened these agencies, sparking public discontent and concerns about Ukraine's EU membership. The bill, backed by President Zelenski, was passed overwhelmingly, heralding a return to a more robust anti-corruption system.
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