In Transcarpathia Hungarians are doing well – says a German MEP
The minority law adopted in 2022, which has since been amended, still does not comply with the recommendations of the Venice Commission.
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„There is no future for nations who do not remember their past…”
The Transcarpathian Hungarians suffered their greatest tragedy in November 1944.
Ministry of Education: Ukrainian language must be used in educational institutions
The language of the educational process is the state language.
’56 lives’ – commemoration at the railway station in Beregszász
The 67th anniversary of the 1956 Revolution was commemorated at the Beregszász railway station on 23 October.
Silent Commemoration in Huszt
Every October, Pro Cultura Subcarpathica (PCS) organises Bethlen Day.
Victims of the 1944 air strike commemorated in Beregszász
It is important to preserve their memory by all means at our disposal.
The Nagybereg Ethnographical Museum celebrated with an exhibition
This year it celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Commemoration in the Uzhhorod Castle
Due to the war in the country, the organisation was unable to hold it’s traditional BercsényiFest this year.
Blasts reported in Kyiv and Kharkiv
Russian invaders have launched six strikes on the Slobidskyi district in Kharkiv.
By 2033, Ukraine population to drop to 35M – demography expert
Let’s forget we had 52 million Ukrainians.
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