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Ukraine supreme court chief detained in $2.7m graft probe: prosecutor

KYIV (AFP): Ukraine on Tuesday announced that law enforcement had detained the head of the country’s supreme court in a $2.7 million bribery inquiry, as Kyiv pursues anti-graft measures required for closer integration with the European Union.

“The head of the supreme court has been detained,” Oleksandr Klymenko, a senior official leading the government’s anti-corruption efforts, told reporters in Kyiv.

The Frontier Post

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