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Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies organisation

Named in 1 report across 1 story - 19 Aug

The record - coverage naming Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies that changed after publication

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  1. The Guardian Worldseen 19 Aug, 17:31headline rewrittenthe story

    Zelenskyy sacks deputy head of his office amid reported corruption investigation – Europe liveZelenskyy sacks deputy head of his office amid reported corruption investigation – as it happened

  2. The Guardian Worldseen 19 Aug, 13:25headline rewrittenthe story

    Fresh Ukraine corruption probe adds to pressure on Zelenskyy ahead of key vote – Europe liveZelenskyy sacks deputy head of his office amid reported corruption investigation – Europe live

The web around Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies.

Finance Ministry and Zelenskyy share 1 reportGermany and Russia share 1 reportFinance Ministry and Russia share 1 reportUkraine and Zelenskyy share 1 reportRussia and Zelenskyy share 1 reportGermany and Zelenskyy share 1 reportRussia and Ukraine share 1 reportFinance Ministry and Ukraine share 1 reportGermany and Ukraine share 1 reportFinance Ministry and Germany share 1 reportUkrainian anti-corrupti…Finance MinistryFinance Ministry - 1 shared report (organization)GermanyGermany - 1 shared report (place)RussiaRussia - 1 shared report (place)UkraineUkraine - 1 shared report (place)ZelenskyyZelenskyy - 1 shared report (person)

The stories

Ex-Defense Minister Fedorov Says Ukraine Must Strike Russian Missile Launchers, Addresses Possible Return

53 outlets1 report names Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies6 Aug – 3 Sept

People they appear with

Zelenskyy1

Places in the same coverage

Germany1Russia1Ukraine1

Organisations in the same coverage

Finance Ministry1

Who keeps naming them

The Guardian World1

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