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The majority of Ukrainians believe that President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskiy has not fulfilled his obligations to fight corruption, half of the respondents make him responsible in this area, believing that the head of state must make the final decision when appointing the heads of anti-corruption bodies, according to the results of a sociological survey of the Active Group company, published on Friday at a press conference in Kyiv. According to the poll, Ukrainians tend to blame the head of state for successes and failures in the fight against corruption - 57.6% of respondents expressed such an opinion.
The business has worsened the assessment of the investment climate in Ukraine. The integrated index of the Investment Attractiveness Index in the second half of 2021 decreased from 2.84 points to 2.73 points out of 5 possible. These are the results of a new wave of expert research conducted by the EBA. “The percentage of CEOs who consider the current investment climate unfavourable remains unchanged at 58%. Another 35% of respondents rated the investment climate neutrally. And the number of respondents who gave a positive rating has almost halved from 13% six months ago to the current 7%", reported epravda.
Poll: Over half of Ukrainians will actively resist Russian invasion. More than half of Ukrainians will actively resist in the event of an all-out Russian invasion, according to a new survey by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology published on December 17. The poll showed that 33.3% of Ukrainians will put up armed resistance if Russia starts large-scale military actions. Another 21.7% said they will participate in civil resistance like protests, strikes, demonstrations, boycotts, marches and public disobedience.
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