In its analysis of the growing political power of Ukraine’s anti-corruption institutions, the Financial Times cited Balázs Jarábik on how the threat of investigations is reshaping the country’s political environment.
“There’s a constant sword of Damocles over the politicians now,” said Jarábik, a former EU diplomat and Ukraine analyst with R.Politik.
The remark captures a broader shift in Ukraine’s wartime politics: anti-corruption investigations are no longer simply a question of governance and reform, but an increasingly important factor in the calculations, vulnerabilities and competition of the political elite.
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