Several of the testimonies are so unbearable that one must put the book down before reaching for it again
Ukrainian author Viktoria Amelina reflects on the sudden transition of Ukrainian tourists into refugees and soldiers as the Russian invasion approached in February 2022.
Yuki Nagashima opens a rice ball shop in Moldova after transitioning from a doctor supporting refugees
Yuki Nagashima, who once provided medical care for Ukrainian refugees, has now opened a rice ball shop in Moldova, emphasizing that both professions serve her desire to improve people's lives.
Wiktoria, after a stroke, ended up in a care home, now losing treatment: Ukrainians needed by Poland as long as they work
Wiktoria, a Ukrainian woman who suffered a stroke, finds her treatment and rehabilitation abruptly halted due to new legislation ending aid for refugees, raising concerns for many who share similar fates.
The Ukrainian Painter Has Painted 80 Pictures in Oslo. One of Them Will Get a Very Special Place.
A Ukrainian painter expresses gratitude to the city of Oslo by gifting a painting to the mayor after creating 80 artworks in the city.
EU considers another extension of temporary protection for Ukrainians
The EU is set to discuss the potential extension of temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees into its sixth year as they navigate the ongoing implications of the war in Ukraine.
Ukrainian volunteers are organizing a cleanup at the Folk Music Museum in Kaunas
Ukrainian volunteers from the NGO "Heart of Ukraine" will participate in a community cleanup event at the Folk Music Museum in Kaunas, which serves as a shelter for Ukrainians fleeing the war.
Julia from Dnipro Knows All the Peculiarities of the Beauty Industry
Julia, a Ukrainian refugee from Dnipro, shares her experiences and challenges of adapting to life in Latvia after fleeing the war.
Metnar wants to limit protection for Ukrainian refugees, but needs consent from the whole Union
Czech Interior Minister Vรญt Rakuลกan expressed the need for wider EU consent to limit protections for Ukrainian refugees.
Ukrainian Support for Latvia's Demography: The Story of Jaroslava and Her Daughter Olivija
Jaroslava, a Ukrainian refugee, embraced her new life in Latvia by volunteering to support fellow refugees and recently welcomed her second child, Olivija, amid challenges of relocating to a foreign country.
Oleksijs Zariฤanskis: Integration Perspectives. What Will Ukrainian Refugees Be for Europe After a Year
The article discusses the integration and financial independence of Ukrainian refugees in European countries a year after fleeing the war.
"Lie down and die". Refugees from Ukraine after the implementation of draconian regulations
New regulations effective March 5 limit access to public healthcare for Ukrainian refugees to only those who are employed and paying health insurance contributions, severely impacting vulnerable individuals.
A European country said 'enough' to Ukrainians. It's about a specific group
Norway's parliament has voted to restrict the rights of certain Ukrainian refugees, specifically men subject to military service in Ukraine.
Ukrainian high school students: "I would recommend living in Lithuania, because there are very good people here"
Ukrainian students in Alytus express their appreciation for the kindness of Lithuanians as they adapt to their new life amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
A Ukrainian Attacked a Family Home in Cheb Region with a Molotov Cocktail. A Two-Year-Old Child Was Sleeping Inside
A Ukrainian man allegedly attacked a family home in the Cheb region of Czechia with a Molotov cocktail while a two-year-old child was inside.
Fifth Year of Invasion: Decreasing Support and Growing Anxiety for Ukrainian Refugees in Romania
As the war grinds into its fifth year, Ukrainian refugees in Romania face dwindling support, leading to increased hardship and uncertainty.
Interpreted emergency calls are on the rise
The need for interpretation in emergency calls in Finland has surged by over 770% in the past five years, according to the Emergency Services Authority.
The number of Ukrainian war refugees in Lithuania has increased: a trend of settling is observed
An increasing number of Ukrainian war refugees in Lithuania are choosing to settle instead of moving on to other European countries or returning home.
Ukrainian pediatrician in Malacky / Even during the war, one does not wait so long for a medical examination in Ukraine as here
Ukrainian pediatrician Natalija Seredenko discusses her experiences and challenges working in Slovakia after fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Oleksijs Zariฤanskis: Why and Who Incites Hatred Against Refugees Online
The article discusses the solidarity shown by Latvia towards Ukrainian refugees amid the ongoing war and the financial support provided by the country.
Czech Minister Wants Stricter Conditions for Ukrainian Refugees: Zelenski Agrees
The Czech Interior Minister has called for a discussion on tightening conditions for Ukrainian refugees, a view supported by President Zelensky.
Ukrainian exceptionalism
The article reflects on the concept of American exceptionalism through the lens of personal experiences in Ukraine during the refugee crisis following the Russian invasion.
SIF approves projects for Latvian language courses for Ukrainian residents for 3.18 million euros
The Society Integration Foundation (SIF) in Latvia has approved funding of 3,180,880 euros for 32 projects aimed at providing Latvian language lessons to Ukrainian residents under temporary protection.
Poland Gradually Reduces Support for Ukrainian Refugees
A new law in Poland has come into effect, limiting social benefits for Ukrainian refugees in the country, coinciding with the fifth anniversary of the beginning of the Russian war against Ukraine.
Poland Limits Social Benefits for Ukrainian Refugees
Poland has restricted social benefits for Ukrainian refugees amid ongoing support for displaced individuals from the region.
Poland Reduces Aid for Ukrainian War Refugees
Poland has implemented a new law that reduces social support for Ukrainian refugees living in the country.
EU unlikely to extend temporary protection for Ukrainians โ envoy
The EU may not extend its temporary protection scheme for Ukrainian refugees beyond the current expiration date, according to a statement by Ylva Johansson, the bloc's special envoy for Ukrainians.
The law phasing out assistance for refugees from Ukraine has come into force. What changes will there be?
New legislation in Poland limits benefits for Ukrainian refugees by linking medical care and support to employment activity, while temporary protection is extended to March 2027.
The law that terminates aid for refugees from Ukraine has come into force. What changes will occur?
A new law in Poland limits aid for Ukrainian refugees, dictating their rights to residence, employment, and access to medical care based on their employment status.
Estonian-language kindergarten left non-native children on par with Ukrainians
A study highlights that non-native Estonian children saw no advantage in learning the language after attending Estonian-language kindergarten alongside Ukrainian refugee children.
End of privileges for Ukrainians in Poland. Schools received a few months' notice
Poland will end special privileges granted to Ukrainian refugees by a law effective March 5, 2026, affecting residency, work, and education.
Harsh, but necessary no for Ukrainian men
Norwegian government proposes to tighten asylum rights for Ukrainian men aged 18 to 60 amid warnings from overloaded municipalities about capacity issues.
The Vietnamese have succeeded, the Ukrainians have a chance. The attitudes of Czechs towards foreigners are changing only slowly
Czech attitudes towards foreigners are gradually evolving, as evidenced by the success of Vietnamese immigrants and the opportunities for Ukrainians amidst the current socio-political climate.
Latvia will provide temporary accommodation for Ukrainian civilians for up to 60 days; reduces food compensation
Latvia is limiting the temporary accommodation for Ukrainian civilians to a maximum of 60 days and reducing food compensation rates for these individuals.
Ukrainians who fled war find themselves facing new uncertainty in the Middle East
Ukrainian refugees in the Middle East are experiencing renewed uncertainty following air strikes in the region, leaving some stranded and unsafe.
Changes for Ukrainians starting from March 5. Free treatment not for everyone
New legislation in Poland will gradually phase out free healthcare provisions for Ukrainian refugees beginning March 5, while maintaining temporary protection until March 2027.
PHOTOS AND VIDEO โฉ Donors jumped into the cold water at Lennusadam for the sake of war refugees
A charity swim took place in Tallinn's Lennusadam, organized by the winter swimming club Lennusulps, to support Ukrainian war refugees.
Starting September, Ukrainians will travel for free on Vilnius public transport only with the 'Ukrainian Card'
From September, Ukrainians in Vilnius can use public transport for free by obtaining a special 'Ukrainian Card' starting March 1.
Oleksijs Zariฤanskis. Ukrainian Legal Competence in the Labor Market
This article discusses the challenges faced by Ukrainian refugees in Latvia in integrating into the labor market and the financial support provided by the Latvian government.
Ukrainians Anna Franฤuka and Natฤlija Behma Sing in Latvian Choirs and Appreciate Everyday Life
Ukrainian refugees Anna Franฤuka and Natฤlija Behma have found solace in singing in Latvian choirs while adapting to their new lives in Latvia.
Denmark to crack down on Ukrainians
Denmark plans to halt temporary residence permits for Ukrainian migrants from relatively safe regions and restrict entry for draft-age men.
Trump remembers Iryna Zarutska: 'We will get justice'. The mother in tears, but the Democrats do not stand up
In a speech to Congress, Donald Trump honored Iryna Zarutska, the young Ukrainian refugee murdered last August, pledging justice for her family.
Norway to cut perks for Ukrainian men of draft age
Norway plans to tighten its rules for Ukrainian men of draft age, reducing their access to temporary collective protection amidst growing refugee numbers.
Estonia Got Refugees Employed, Finland Did Not - Hereโs Why
The article highlights the significant disparity in employment rates between Ukrainian refugees in Finland and Estonia, attributing the difference mainly to language skills.
Noas has never meant that the integration in Norway is complete
The article discusses the ongoing need for civil rights and proper measures for integration in Norway, particularly in the context of the challenges faced by Ukrainian refugees.
War in Ukraine: Norway intends to revoke protection status for Ukrainian men
Norway plans to revoke the special protection status granted to Ukrainian men aged 18 to 60.
Norway may stop accepting Ukrainian men
Norway's government plans to cease accepting adult men of fighting age fleeing war-torn Ukraine as part of new immigration proposals.
The government will no longer grant collective protection to Ukrainian men between the ages of 18 and 60
Norway's government is tightening rules on residency for displaced Ukrainians, no longer granting collective protection for men aged 18 to 60.
The government will not grant collective protection to Ukrainian men aged 18-60
The Norwegian government has decided to tighten regulations on temporary collective protection for Ukrainian men aged 18-60, allowing only individual asylum applications instead.
The government closes the door to refugees from Ukraine
The Danish government is preparing to limit the influx of Ukrainian refugees by proposing new legislation that restricts residency for selected groups of Ukrainians.
The government tightens rules for Ukrainian men
The Norwegian government is tightening regulations for Ukrainian refugees, denying temporary collective protection to Ukrainian men aged 18 to 60.