New material recognizing two Russia-friendly separatist regions in eastern Ukraine will soon be taught in Russian high schools. 

A round-up of some facts and figures regarding fleeing civilians and lost material from the Russian war on Ukraine. 

"In general, it has been calculated that if the right of nations to self-determination is actually realized throughout the globe, then instead of the 193 states that are now members of the UN, more than 500 or 600 states would emerge on Earth. Of course, it would be chaos. For this reason, we don’t recognize Taiwan, Kosovo, South Ossetia, or Abkhazia. Apparently, this principle will be applied to the quasi-states, which, in our view, Luhansk and Donetsk are."

– President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, at a recent forum with President Putin

A St. Petersburg priest faces up to ten years in prison for speaking out against the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 

American University Kyiv is partnering with Arizona State University to provide Ukrainians higher education amid times of war. 

The English language may soon become Ukraine's business lingua franca.

The chairman of the African Union has announced a trip to Kyiv to discuss the world food crisis caused by the invasion.

Putin claims that US-provided weapons to Ukraine have made no impact against the invasion.

Saudi Arabia has agreed to increase oil production as demand for Russian oil takes a hit.

Georgians welcome Russians fleeing their country, but only if they don't support the war in Ukraine.

A round-up of some facts and figures regarding Russian losses from the Russian war on Ukraine. 

A presidential decree aims to integrate the inhabitants of conquered Ukrainian regions through a streamlined passport process.