#Volodymyr Zelenskyy

In June 2025, Ukraine passed its first-ever law to legalize multiple citizenships. This move could finally offer foreign fighters like Devon and James Fensom a legal path to stay in the country they risked their lives to defend from the Russian invasion.

Ukraine’s Parliament unanimously approved a presidential bill restoring the full independence of the country’s top anti-corruption bodies—the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO)—after a recent law sparked intense backlash for curbing their powers. The Ukrainian President has already signed the bill.

The debate over the independence of Ukraine’s anti-corruption institutions has reached a critical point of engagement. In response to a hastily passed law, the Ukrainian government proposed a new alternative bill, aiming to eliminate threats to Ukraine’s fight against corruption. Yet, challenges remain.