Author: Anastasia Opanasenko, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

On June 12–13, 2026, Kraków is hosting the 3rd International Scientific and Practical Conference “Ukrainian as a Foreign Language in Poland” — one of the largest international academic forums dedicated to teaching, researching, and promoting the Ukrainian language outside Ukraine.

Prepared by: Myroslav Andriiovych Mykhalchyn, fourth-year student of the Faculty of Law at the National University “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy” “The United Nations was not created to take mankind to heaven, but to save it from hell” — Dag Hammarskjöld The modern architecture of collective security, established in the aftermath of World War II, is currently undergoing profound destabilization. Russia’s full-scale armed aggression against Ukraine has catalyzed an existential crisis within the United Nations, exposing the functional incapacity of the Security Council (SC) in the domain of internation…

Kateryna Sidash, Projects Coordinator of the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation, met with Yuri Vitrenko, Head of the Permanent Mission of Ukraine to International Organizations in Vienna.

A presentation and discussion of a major study titled “How Russian Disinformation Penetrates the Czech Information Space” was held in Kyiv. The research was conducted by the Texty.org.ua team with the support of the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation. The event brought together diplomats, academics, parliamentarians, and strategic communications experts from Ukraine and the Czech Republic.

Author: Oleksandr Lyashevskyi, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Can Russia be expelled from the UN? This painful question has troubled diplomatic, legal, and other leading circles of Ukrainian society for years. After centuries of overt attempts to destroy the Ukrainian people and national identity, more than a decade of direct terror, and the systematic dismantling of the foundations of international law, state sovereignty, and Ukraine’s territorial integrity, this aggressor state continues to evade accountability for its lawlessness by occupying a permanent seat on the United N…

Author: Kardash Nikita Serhiyovych, State University of Trade and Economics The contemporary crisis of international law is not merely a consequence of military aggression — it is the logical result of prolonged neglect of the fundamental procedural norms upon which the architecture of global security rests. The question of whether the Russian Federation can be removed from the United Nations typically runs into the procedural deadlock of Article 6 of the Charter, where the permanent Security Council member’s veto transforms the accountability mechanism into a legal absurdity. Yet analysis r…

Hromyk Karyna Olehivna Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University The question of the Russian Federation’s presence in the United Nations today extends far beyond the realm of political discourse, demanding a fundamental reassessment of the very terminology and legal nature of this state’s membership. In current legal frameworks, the conventional term “expulsion” is not entirely accurate, as it implies stripping rights from a subject that legitimately acquired them. With respect to the Russian Federation, however, we are dealing with an entity that never underwent the legitimate membership acq…

On Tuesday, May 26, 2026, the National Museum of the History of Ukraine (2 Volodymyrska Street) will open the exhibition “PATH OF HEROES. In Memory of Symon Petliura” — the first in independent Ukraine to present personal belongings and artifacts from the era of the Ukrainian Revolution of 1917–1921, preserved in the diaspora for over 100 years.