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Ukraine
Guided Bomb Strikes Sumy Kindergarten, Injures 2
Russian guided bomb hit a Sumy kindergarten during summer classes, injuring 2 staff members and damaging nearby homes and vehicles.
July 2, 2026
Ukraine
Czech-Funded School Shelter Opens in Frontline Nikopol
Built in three months with Czech funding, a new underground shelter helps 120 students return to in-person classes in Nikopol district.
July 1, 2026
Education
Digitalization of Education: A Powerful Tool to Minimize Learning Loss in Ukraine
Online education in Ukraine during the war is no longer a forced measure, but a complex ecosystem that ensures learning continuity.
June 19, 2026
Ukraine
‘This Is My Personal Contribution to Ukraine's Victory’
The teachers of Language Lab in Kyiv are doing more than teaching Ukrainian to foreigners. They are part of a quiet front line of their own.
May 24, 2026
Ukraine
How the Evidence-Based Approach Within MYRP is Reshaping Ukrainian Education During the War
Ukraine adopts an evidence-based approach to reform education. The MYRP program uses data and KSE analytics to protect human capital during the war.
May 13, 2026
Ukraine
‘It Takes a Long Time to Build a Railway, So Truck Transport Became Very Important’ – Scania Ukraine CEO
In only one sentence Scania Ukraine CEO Håkan Jyde summarized the logistic sector in Ukraine after Russia’s invasion in 2022 and gave a hint why Ukraine now has more than 1,000 female truck drivers.
April 18, 2026
Ukraine
Vocational Education and Training Reform During The War: The MYRP Program Bolstered the Change
Vocational education in Ukraine for a long time remained in the shadow of higher education is currently undergoing a transformation that has even accelerated despite the war.
April 17, 2026
Ukraine
Music Teacher Trades 12 Notes for 18 Wheels – and Loves It
She says she doesn’t play music anymore, but she sings when she drives her Semi rig – as one of the 1,000 women who got a new career when the war called male truck drivers to the front.
April 12, 2026
Russia
Medvedev Appointed Editor-in-Chief of New Russian Textbooks
Russia’s former president Dmitry Medvedev has been appointed editor‑in‑chief of new state social studies textbooks, the Ministry of Education said.
April 10, 2026
US
Russia Designates Stanford University ‘Undesirable Organization’
The designation bars the US university from operating in Russia and subjects those who engage with the institution to legal penalties.
April 10, 2026
Education
In Memoriam: Liudmyla Turchyna, a Historian Who Restored Ukraine’s ‘Executed Renaissance’
Just yesterday, on March 23, 2026, Liudmila Turchyna, historian, teacher, and my friend, passed away.
March 24, 2026
Ukraine
ANALYSIS: Vernadsky’s Biosphere at 100
A century ago, “The Biosphere” by Volodymyr Verdanky, the first President of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, highlighted the interconnected nature of life on Earth.
March 22, 2026
War in Ukraine
The MYRP Program Transforms Ukrainian Schools Into a ‘Place of Power’ for Students and Teachers
The Multi-Year Resilience Programme in Ukraine has become not only an important element of support for the educational sphere but also a platform for integrating leading global practices.
Updated: March 8, 2026
War in Ukraine
MYRP Program Transforms Ukrainian Schools Into a “Place of Power” For Students, Teachers
The implementation of the MYRP in Ukraine has become not only an important element of support for the educational system but also a platform for integrating leading global practices.
March 4, 2026
War in Ukraine
Russian Parents Pull Children From Schools Amid Rising War Propaganda
Nearly 100,000 children in Russia are now educated at home, with officials’ data showing a sharp rise since the invasion of Ukraine and the expansion of ideological programs in schools.
Feb. 9, 2026
Ukraine
Learning Under Fire: How MYRP is Rebuilding Ukraine’s Schools
Even under the strain of a full-scale invasion, education remains a core priority for Ukraine, surpassed only by the need to defend the country itself.
Feb. 4, 2026