Language policy and legislation
Language is a system of signs for communication that develops and has a social purpose. This page contains materials on language policy in Ukraine, including issues of the status of Ukrainian and Russian languages, protection of the Crimean Tatar language, compliance with language legislation, and educational initiatives in the field of language training. The tag covers news about language conflicts, state language policy, and public debates on language rights in the context of Ukrainian society.
10 October 2026
An official at a water utility in the Odesa region was issued a citation for broadcasting in Russian09 October 2026
In Artsyz, the mayor and one council member were issued citations for using the Russian language03 October 2026
The Odessa comedy troupe "Maski" has violated the language law for the second time this year17 September 2026
Don't get on my nerves with that language stuff: 60% off English lessons at EnglishdomAdvertisement15 September 2026
Officials in the Odesa region have warned of a dangerous level of Russification in the south06 September 2026
Ukrainian Instead of Russian: How a New Generation of Children Is Being Raised in Odesa14 July 2026
The Language Ombudswoman issued five reports on violations at the Odesa Regional Drama Theater05 April 2026
Language testing center opened in Mykolaiv22 March 2026
The Cabinet of Ministers has renewed the composition of the Commission on the Crimean Tatar language13 November 2025
Odesa authorities react to proposal to ban Russian music06 November 2025
Odesa calls to ban Russian tracks in public places31 October 2025
How to find out your real level of EnglishAdvertisement12 September 2025
Crimean Tatar language is taught at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
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