Ukraine accused of corruption, faces opposition to joining EU
Kyiv must prioritize reforms addressing corruption and money laundering, endeavors that may prove challenging while the conflict persists.
Matthew Slater
Matthew Slater writes about politics and diplomacy. He holds a masters in political science from George Mason University works as a researcher and writer, leveraging his deep knowledge of U.S. political history and institutional dynamics to contribute to public policy discussions.
In his spare time, Matthew mentors young scholars and is an avid supporter of initiatives that promote civic education and engagement among America's youth.
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