On June 26, President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a new law that makes English an official language for international communication in Ukraine. This law is set to change the landscape of communication in the country significantly. Under the new legislation, specific job positions will now require proficiency in English, and it will be increasingly used in various government and public offices. This marks a significant step in aligning Ukraine more closely with global standards and enhancing its international engagement.
Zelensky first proposed this idea in 2023, recognizing the importance of English in global communication. The Ukrainian parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, passed the law on June 4, adding an interesting amendment that provides financial support to movie theaters that show films in English. This could signal a cultural shift away from the common practice of dubbing English-language movies into Ukrainian, offering a more authentic viewing experience and promot...
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