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Starmer links arson of his property to malicious actors and Russian networks

An arson case is an example of malicious actors attempting to exploit societal divisions to destabilize democracy, the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said, The Guardian wrote on June 18.

18 June, 02:36 PM

Russian actor and TV host faces charges over anti-Ukrainian rhetoric

The pre-trial investigation into Russian propagandist Boris Korchevnikov, who called for the "destruction of Ukrainians" on TV, has concluded and his indictment has been forwarded to court, the Prosecutor General's Office reported on June 10.

11 June, 11:57 AM

Drone debris falls on regional court building in Nizhny Novgorod

A drone or its debris fell onto the roof of a regional court building in Nizhny Novgorod as residents reported hearing an explosion and seeing a low-flying drone, the Telegram channel Astra said on May 28.

28 May, 10:13 AM

Ukrainian recruitment officer to stand trial for breaking arm of 60-year-old fisherman above draft age

A military recruitment officer in Volyn Oblast will stand trial for breaking a 60-year-old fisherman's arm and using a stun gun and pepper spray on him during an attempted detention, despite the man being above draft age, the State Bureau of Investigation reported on May 27.

27 May, 03:52 PM

Russia's Central Bank challenges EU over frozen assets for Ukraine aid

Russia's Central Bank has filed a lawsuit with the EU's General Court contesting a European Parliament and Council regulation that enables the use of frozen Russian sovereign assets to fund support for Ukraine in 2026–2027, The Moscow Times reported on May 25.

25 May, 07:27 PM

Yermak arrives at court for appeal hearing in corruption case

Former head of Ukraine’s presidential office Andriy Yermak arrived at the Appeals Chamber of the High Anti-Corruption Court, where judges are set to review an appeal against his pretrial restraint measure, Interfax-Ukraine reported on May 21.

21 May, 02:16 PM

Yermak contests $3M bail while vowing to stay in Ukraine

Yermak admitted he lacks the funds but suggested his "many acquaintances and friends" might assist in gathering the sum at the high-stakes two-day hearing at the High Anti-Corruption Court on May 14.

14 May, 11:16 AM

Former presidential chief Yermak faces up to 12 years in money laundering case

A professional lawyer and a representative of parliament’s anti-corruption committee explained to NV on May 13 what consequences investigators’ accusations could have for the former head of the President’s Office and whether Andriy Yermak will actually face them.

13 May, 06:53 PM

SAPO: Yermak used secret phone contact 'Veronika Feng Shui' to vet senior government posts

The woman recorded in former Presidential Office chief Andriy Yermak's contacts as "Veronika Feng Shui" maintained a separate phone exclusively for communicating with him, a Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) prosecutor revealed on May 13 at Yermak's pre-trial restriction hearing at Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court (HACCU), NV's courtroom correspondent reported.

13 May, 05:54 PM

Yermak appears at Ukraine's anti-graft court as closed-door detention hearing resumes

Former Ukrainian Presidential Office chief Andriy Yermak arrived at the High Anti-Corruption Court on May 13 for the resumption of his pre-trial detention hearing, which began in closed session as prosecutors and defense sought to present evidence that may contain classified information, NV correspondent reported.

13 May, 01:10 PM

Kyiv university rector loses appeal in declaration case

An appeals court has rejected a complaint by Volodymyr Bugrov over a lower court ruling on inaccurate asset declarations, Interfax-Ukraine reported on Apr. 28.

28 April, 02:35 PM

Police officer who allegedly fled April 18 shooting in Kyiv remanded with bail

Kyiv’s Pecherskyi District Court set a preventive measure for one of the police officers suspected of official negligence during the April 18 terrorist attack in the capital, ordering 60 days in custody with the option of 266,000 hryvnias ($6,030) bail, NV’s correspondent reported.

21 April, 06:25 PM

Ex-energy minister Halushchenko’s detention extended to June

Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court extended the pretrial detention of former Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko until June 12, 2026, while leaving the bail amount unchanged at 200 million hryvnias ($4.6 million), public broadcaster Suspilne reported.

15 April, 03:51 PM

Man steals horse, mail truck, and laptop in bizarre crime spree in Khmelnytskyi Oblast

A local man committed a series of offenses in a single week in the city of Shepetivka, Khmelnytskyi Oblast, explaining his actions in court as the result of an anxiety disorder, Shepetivka city website and District Court reported on April 6.

7 April, 12:03 PM

U.S. court orders Trump administration to restore Voice of America operations

A U.S. federal court ruled that the U.S. Agency for Global Media must rescind its decision to dismiss more than 1,000 employees of Voice of America, NBC News reported on March 18.

18 March, 01:58 PM

Indictment against Medvedchuk in pipeline theft reaches court

Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office transferred to court the indictment accusing former MP Viktor Medvedchuk of organizing the theft of the Ukrainian section of the Samara-Western Direction oil product pipeline in 2015, the PGO press service announced on March 3.

3 March, 04:53 PM

Russia fines captive Azov fighter for truth about invasion in Ukraine

Russian district court in Ulan-Ude has fined 38-year-old Ukrainian POW Anton Saikhiev 30,000 rubles (approx. $330) for "discrediting" the Russian military after he stated that Russia invaded Ukraine.

3 March, 11:45 AM

Drunk Audi driver gets 11 years for killing two men in Kyiv

A 22-year-old woman was sentenced to 11 years in prison for a horrific drunk driving crash in Kyiv that claimed the lives of two men, the Kyiv City Prosecutor's Office reported on Feb. 23.

23 February, 02:08 PM

CAS hearing begins for disqualified Ukrainian skeleton star Heraskevych

The Court of Arbitration for Sport began a closed hearing in Milan on Feb. 13 into Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych’s appeal against his disqualification from the 2026 Winter Olympics over his “memory helmet,” with CAS director general Matthieu Reeb saying the case could last several hours and a final decision is hoped for today, Suspilne Sport reported from the scene.

13 February, 01:50 PM

Lviv court sentences 21-year-old woman to eight years for fatal beating of infant son

A district court in Lviv has sentenced a 21-year-old woman to eight years in prison for intentionally inflicting injuries on a child that led to the death of an infant, court and prosecutors said on Feb. 13.

13 February, 12:53 PM

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