The story doesn't fit the current climate and I can't see why 'most' was used for the article title (there doesn't seem to be real comparisons or numbers). But

The story doesn't fit the current climate and I can't see why 'most' was used for the article title (there doesn't seem to be real comparisons or numbers). But the story and interviews themselves, at the time 2015, seem legit. So I wouldn't dismiss it outright. That said, again, it doesn't fit the current climate and would've been better discussed 6 months ago or hopefully in a year. "On 2 December, parliament approved a new health minister – Ukraine’s third in the year. He was Alexander Kvitashvili, a Georgian given Ukrainian citizenship especially for the job. Officials hoped that the fact he was foreign, and unconnected to any existing power structures meant he would be able to shake up the country’s hospitals in the way no Ukrainian could manage."