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French Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné said that it is no longer "in Paris' interest" to hold discussions with Russian representatives because Moscow distorts the content of such talks.

When asked which language they speak at home, 12% of Ukrainians said they speak only Russian, while 59% said they speak only Ukrainian, according to a poll by the Sociological Group Rating published on April 4.

An influx of exiled Russian activists and refugees from Ukraine and Belarus is stirring fears in a country that fought to preserve its language and culture under Soviet occupation.

They stand at their window and watch squirrels romp and play in their yard. “Never have I seen so many squirrels!” Ivanna Zimroz, laughs. “Even the squirrels are happy here!”

Ukrainian family finds a home in Mt. Pleasant

Most Ukrainians (66%) believe that the Russian language should be excluded from official communication. This is the highest level since the 1990s, as in 1997, only 18% of Ukrainians supported this idea, and 21% in 2015.

The poll reflects changes in Ukrainians' perception of the Russian language outside the domestic sphere since the start of the full-scale invasion in February 2022.

On February 27, 2024, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov took part in the opening ceremony of the 2nd Congress of the International Russophile Movement in Moscow. The event at the Lomonosov Innovation Centre of Moscow State University brought together foreign delegates from more than 130 countries. The event was attended by Russian government officials, political and

Sputnik International News Media has launched a series of expert events entitled "Russias Cooperation with Asia, Africa and Latin America - Challenges and Prospects" dedicated to discussing topical issues of Russias interaction with the countries of the Global South

Journalist Armin Coerper from the German public broadcaster ZDF, who heads the channel's Moscow bureau, has filmed a story that distorts the picture of life in Russian-occupied Mariupol. Source: European Pravda, citing ZDF's story The journalist tried to create the impression that the majority of the residents in the city, which has been under Russian occupation for almost two years, are pro-Russian.