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China's anti-corruption campaign has led to the expulsion of three top military officers, including Wang Renhua, Zhang Hongbing, and Wang Peng, from the national legislature, highlighting ongoing efforts to address corruption within the military.
Nepal's new Prime Minister Sushila Karki has called for calm and cooperation after violent protests over corruption and social media bans resulted in at least 72 deaths, widespread destruction, and the resignation of the previous Prime Minister. She announced compensation for families of victims and aims to rebuild the nation, with elections scheduled for March 2025.
Nepalese young protesters from Generation Z successfully led a movement that ousted the prime minister, but now face the challenge of rebuilding a damaged capital and planning for the country's future.
Nepal's Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned amid widespread protests and chaos following the deaths of anti-corruption protesters, with the parliament set on fire and social unrest escalating across the country.
Nepal lifted a social media ban less than a day after anti-corruption protests triggered by the ban resulted in 19 deaths and over 100 injuries, leading to a curfew in Kathmandu to prevent further unrest. The government also announced plans for an investigation into the violence and offered relief to victims' families.
Public trust in Ukrainian President Zelenskiy has dropped to its lowest in six months following wartime protests against measures to weaken anti-corruption agencies, with a recent poll showing trust at 58%, down from 74% in May, amid concerns over governance and handling of the war.
Ukrainian President Zelensky's approval rating has dropped from 65% to 58% following a scandal involving anti-corruption agencies, with public trust declining due to perceived mishandling of reforms and recent protests. Despite reversing controversial legislation, the scandal has impacted his popularity, and experts warn of potential political instability ahead of upcoming elections.
Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies detained four individuals, including a lawmaker and officials, in a probe into large-scale corruption involving drone and jamming system procurement, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat corruption amid foreign aid dependence and EU membership aspirations.
Young Ukrainians successfully pressured President Zelensky to overturn a law that threatened the independence of key anti-corruption agencies, highlighting their demand for democratic reforms amid ongoing war and external pressures. The protests reflected broader concerns about Ukraine's fight against corruption and its European integration prospects, with Zelensky's government facing scrutiny over its commitment to reforms and democratic principles.
Ukraine's parliament approved new legislation restoring the independence of its main anti-corruption agencies following mass protests and international pressure, marking a significant reversal from previous laws that undermined these agencies.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy signed a law restoring independence to key anti-corruption agencies, NABU and SAP, after domestic protests and EU pressure led to a reversal of a previous bill that aimed to control these agencies. The new law includes measures like mandatory polygraph tests for officers and aims to eliminate Russian influence, with both agencies praising the change.
Ukrainians protested across the country against legislation that threatened the independence of key anti-corruption agencies, prompting President Zelensky to propose a bill to restore their autonomy amid a tense parliamentary vote.
Ukraine’s top anti-corruption prosecutor warns of increased political pressure and efforts to undermine the independence of anti-corruption agencies, despite President Zelenskyy’s recent U-turn on their autonomy, amid ongoing investigations into high-profile officials and concerns from Western allies about potential authoritarian overreach.
Ukrainian President Zelensky initially proposed a law to limit the independence of anti-corruption bodies, sparking nationwide protests and Western concern, but he later backtracked, claiming the new bill aimed to protect these institutions from Russian influence and restore their independence.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced a new anti-corruption bill following public protests and EU criticism over a previous law that threatened watchdog independence, amid ongoing war tensions with Russia. The new draft aims to strengthen law enforcement and eliminate Russian influence, but details remain unclear. The unrest highlights challenges in Ukraine's fight against corruption and its EU integration efforts during the ongoing conflict with Russia.