# Education
Ukrainian bilingual school in Budapest officially recognised by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
The Taras Shevchenko Educational Institution has successfully passed verification, and its students' educational documents will be recognised in Ukraine.
When self-development is harmful: why continuous learning does not always lead to growth
Psychologists and researchers explain in which cases continuous learning can reduce effectiveness, exhaust the psyche and hinder real progress.
SUM announced a second webinar on youth education and volunteering during wartime
An online meeting from the SUMU Studies series will bring together discussions on patriotism, volunteer work, and the experiences of SUMU students on the front lines.
Army+ has launched a new cyber hygiene course for military personnel
The app now features a training course that teaches military personnel how to work safely with digital technologies and counter cyber threats.
Ukraine and China seek joint solutions to preserve culture and develop humanitarian cooperation
Ukraine is expanding its international cultural partnership by involving China in the restoration of cultural heritage and humanitarian exchanges.
School safety is being strengthened: a new law has come into force in Ukraine
Law No. 4609-IX clearly defines, for the first time at the state level, the rules for access, prohibition and financing of security measures in general secondary education institutions.
Kyiv schools take an energy break: additional holidays will last until 1 February
Capital city students are temporarily being taken out of their educational routine, and compensation for missed days will be carried over to spring and summer.
Apple enlists Google to update Siri based on AI
The Cupertino-based company admits that it has to rely on competitors' technologies to make rapid breakthroughs in artificial intelligence.
The Verkhovna Rada has maintained the deferral from mobilisation for students aged 25 and over
Parliament did not support the initiative, which could have deprived thousands of students who began their studies after the age of 25 of their right to deferment.
Ukrainian language to be introduced in Vienna schools in 2026
Students in Vienna can learn Ukrainian as a second language as part of the school curriculum.
To be in the world, you need to invite the world to your home: how Ukraine builds mutual understanding through living presence
Sasha Dovzhyk's essay as part of the PEN Ukraine 2025 project reflects on why Ukraine's true visibility in the world begins not with explanations, but with the direct experience of foreigners living alongside Ukrainians.
Ukrainian in schools under pressure from the Russian-speaking environment: what monitoring, research and parental stories show
Official data and field observations show that some teachers and students violate language requirements, and outside of class, Russian is once again gaining ground - at the intersection of habits, teenage peer pressure, content, and a weak complaint mechanism.
