Be aware of disinformation and fake news! We consider following sources reliable:
- War in Ukraine: the official website of Ukraine, with the information verified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. Find here verified information on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and use the media kit for the global united voice. Media requests to mfa.ukraine@gmail.com
- We are Ukraine: Share the truth about Ukraine. The author is One Philosophy consulting group and IT-company Empat supported by volunteers. The portal uses information from official state web resources, Ukrainian Institute, Ukraine WOW exhibition, ukraine.ua, 30ua.info, Ukraine Crisis Media Center and other reliable sources.
- Ukraine Crisis Media Center (in English, German, French, Italian, Ukrainian and Russian)
- Resent translated into German here (Facebook)
- Vox Ukraine provides every two hours an update on russian provocation/ disinformation overview
- The Kyiv Independent: an independent English-language Ukrainian media outlet of good quality, also provide free brief newsletters daily
- UkrInform
- #UkraineFacts, by the International Fact-checking Network Signatories
- On social media via #StandWithUkraine
- Defence Threat Reduction Agency: Countering misinformation on Ukraine (Biological threat reduction program fact-sheet)
Relevant current articles and lectures/ interviews (list)
You can also learn more about Ukraine
- What is Ukraine? A quick explainer from the The Ukrainian History and Education Center, Somerset, NJ, USA
- 10 Things Everyone Should Know About Ukraine, Ukrainian Institute London
- Ukraїner project, Ukraїner. The Movie is a visual narration about the everyday life of the least known country of the European continent.
- Geschichtsportal »Die Ukraine und Deutschland im 20. Jahrhundert/ «Історичний портал «Україна і Німеччина у 20-му столітті»
- Udemy ‘Ukraine: History, Culture, and Identities’ course: A short introductory course in the history, culture, and society of Ukraine from the Middle Ages to the present
- London Ukrainian Review, a special publication of the Ukrainian Institute London
- Ukraine’s 30: prominent Ukrainians who changed the country and the world
- Gel[:b]lau – is a German-Ukrainian magazine (available both digitally and in print) that aims to establish a qualitative and an independent bilingual media platform. This information and entertainment magazine was established in 2016 by young and active Ukrainians in Stuttgart. The aim of the magazine is to maintain and cultivate Ukrainian culture and tradition, as well as to popularize German culture among Ukrainians and bring them closer to everyday life in Germany