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‘Point of no return’ — Ukraine’s democracy under threat as new bill guts anti-corruption efforts
This article has been updated to reflect the fact Zelensky signed the bill into law on the evening of July 22, as shown on the Parliament's website. "Dark times ahead." "Peak of corruption." "Point of no return.
Opposition lawmakers and European officials called on July 23 for Kyiv to reverse the law. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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