Tag: Cabinet of Ministers

A billion-dollar candidate for promotion: How Kyiv City Council Chairman Mykola Kalashnik is preparing to conquer the Cabinet of Ministers

Nikolai Kalashnik, Ministry of Infrastructure

Mykola Kalashnik, head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration (KVO), is preparing to move to the Cabinet of Ministers, where he could replace the current Deputy Prime Minister for Reconstruction, Oleksiy Kuleba, or receive a similar senior position. This career advancement is a logical continuation of their shared interests dating back to their time together…

Seizing control of the Rada. What will be the consequences of the NABU's strike against Servant of the People deputies?

After a rather lengthy hiatus, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) renewed their investigation into the inner circle of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (the issuance of notices of suspicion to several Servant of the People MPs at once) coincided with his departure to the United States for a meeting with US President Donald Trump. What...

Who will retain their portfolios? The full composition of the new Cabinet of Ministers and the next head of Ukroboronprom have been announced. DOSSIER

Zelensky fired SBU counterintelligence chief Rusnak.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that former Minister of Strategic Industries Herman Smetanin will become the head of Ukroboronprom. The new Cabinet of Ministers has also been announced. He announced this in his evening address, according to Strana. "Legal procedures for renewing the government have already begun today—deputies supported the prime minister's resignation.…

The Economist: Yermak's "shadow hand" is behind possible government reshuffles

The President's Office Is in Splits. What Yermak Is Promising Supreme Court Justices and Western Ambassadors

The head of the Presidential Office, Andriy Yermak, may be behind a series of potential personnel changes in the Ukrainian government in the near future, writes Olga Katsimon, UP. What will these personnel changes be like? Source: British publication The Economist in the article "Political strife in Ukraine is becoming fierce." Details: The article is devoted to political processes…

"Refresh" Shmyhal. Is the resignation of the record-breaking prime minister a real possibility?

Ukraine has created a commission to audit the losses inflicted on Russia.

In the absence of elections, the Presidential Office wants to create the illusion of a renewed government by changing the Cabinet. Is a resignation coming? Summer is traditionally the season for heated talk of the resignation of the government of Denys Shmyhal—the most durable prime minister in Ukrainian history. Waves of the "practically inevitable" resignation of the "five-year-old" prime minister rise every year. But then the waves...

Andriy Zolotarev. Bezuglya's Opposition Demarche: A One-Man Show or the Beginning of a Rada Revolt?

Ukraine has created a commission to audit the losses inflicted on Russia.

Member of Parliament Maryana Bezugla, who previously left the Servant of the People faction, is a vocal critic of the government and military leadership—primarily those in the presidential office (for example, Andriy Yermak) and the Ukrainian Armed Forces command (Commander-in-Chief Syrsky, Defense Minister Umerov, and former Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny). She claims that Yermak "protects" individuals who, in her opinion,...

Alexander Kochetkov. The Cabinet of Ministers is a department of the Presidential Office for Economic Affairs.

Ukraine has created a commission to audit the losses inflicted on Russia.

In recent days, Ukrainian media have been actively discussing rumors about the possible resignation of Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal. Member of Parliament Yaroslav Zheleznyak stated that the decision has already been made, and that the entire government will allegedly be restructured. Current Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has been mentioned as a possible new prime minister. These reports are again…

Zelenskyy has decided to "cut" ministries: who needs to pack their bags, and will Shmyhal stay?

Denis Shmygal

This is the third time the Office of the President has undertaken a review of the Cabinet of Ministers' structure. Will it succeed this time? President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has once again spoken about government reform. To increase military budget funding, he doesn't rule out cutting some ministries. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal recently confirmed the president's intentions. According to him, a reduction in the number of...

Yermak to become prime minister. What's behind the rumors of the Ukrainian government's resignation?

The President's Office Is in Splits. What Yermak Is Promising Supreme Court Justices and Western Ambassadors

One of the main rumors circulating in Ukrainian political circles over the past week is the alleged preparations for the appointment of the head of the Presidential Office, Andriy Yermak, as Prime Minister of Ukraine. According to this theory, Bankova is still concerned about the legitimacy of the Ukrainian president after May 20, 2024 (when his five-year term expires).

The Cabinet of Ministers approved an "anti-oligarchic package" of four bills developed by the NAPC.

Ukraine has created a commission to audit the losses inflicted on Russia.

The bills in question are aimed at reducing oligarchic influence on political parties and elections, SUD reports. The Cabinet of Ministers approved an "anti-oligarchic package" of four bills developed and submitted to the Government by the National Agency for Corruption Prevention, according to the NAPC. The bills in question are aimed at reducing oligarchic influence on political parties and elections: "On Amendments..."