Dan Peleschuk: How do you clean up Europe’s ‘most corrupt country’?
More than two years after a street revolution here ousted a regime of kleptocrats, Ukrainian politics remains riddled with graft, while cronies still protect one another from prosecution.Dismantling a system of corruption that has functioned in this former Soviet republic for 25 years isn’t easy. But that’s exactly what the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), launched last year to combat high-level graft, is trying to do.
