The rule of law in Ukraine and the transparent management model are no longer the main standards of help from Western countries, according to Financial Times, citing sources.
"There is a feeling of the West, and especially the United States," the West has changed their attention. The rule of law and good governance are no longer so important, "said an anonymous diplomat working in Kiev.
It is noted that in the conditions where the political attention of the United States is focused on its own internal affairs, some Kiev officials are ready to "test the permissible limits."
The publication writes about two criminal cases against Alexander Kubrakov against Former Minister of Corruption of Ukraine (Akak).
