Germany Expresses Concern Over Ukraine's Anti-Graft Law

Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul voiced concerns over a Ukrainian law that limits the independence of anti-corruption agencies, suggesting it could hinder Ukraine's EU membership ambitions. Wadephul emphasized the importance of Ukraine's continued fight against corruption after meeting with key anti-corruption officials in Kyiv.

Germany's top diplomat has raised alarms regarding a new Ukrainian law that threatens the autonomy of anti-corruption agencies, potentially impeding Ukraine's European Union membership aspirations.

Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul expressed his concerns on social media, stating that restricting these agencies undermines Ukraine's path to the EU.

Following meetings with leadership from Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, Wadephul urged Ukraine to persist in its anti-corruption efforts.