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Friday, December 1, 2017
Early promise of Ukraine’s war on corruption fades by the day
ANALYSIS/OPINION:
Two years ago in
Kiev
, I met with
Artem Sytnik
and his colleagues at the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, along with the
Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office
, of
Ukraine
, and wrote a profile headlined, “Can this man save
Ukraine
?”
Mr. Sytnik
at the time had just been installed as the head of NABU.
The two newly minted organizations, part of a group of four anti-corruption agencies set up in concert with Western partners, were fresh, shiny entities filled with hope and promise. Young, newly hired prosecutors and detectives roamed the halls, radiating a fascinating yet naive energy to correct their country’s course in preparation for eventual association with the European Union. I wondered at the time what the future would bring.
Mr. Sytnik
even asked me to return and follow up on the unit’s progress at some point.
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