Ukraine
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Ukrainian Driver’s License Becomes Invalid After Exchange in Germany
Anyone who exchanges their Ukrainian driver’s license for a German one in Germany can no longer use the Ukrainian driver’s…
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A New Season of Ukrainian Cinema Begins in Tübingen
After the summer break, screenings of Ukrainian films will continue at Kino Museum in Tübingen as part of the “Ukrainian…
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Ukrainian driving licences converted without tests
Since 18 August 2026, Ukrainian driving licences can be converted into German licences much more easily. Ukraine – along with…
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“Ukrainian Sundays” in Reutlingen: Varenyky with Emily
On Sunday, 6 September 2026, the Ukrainian House in Reutlingen invites visitors to a cooking workshop with Emily. The event…
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Ukrainian Photographer Exhibits in Tübingen
Photos by Ukrainian photographer Tetiana Brostovich are on display at the Tübingen City Library (Nonnengasse 19) through September 30. The…
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DataCheck Connect: Support for Ukrainians in Germany
The online platform DataCheck Connect has been launched in Germany. It is aimed at Ukrainians and helps them find verified…
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New “Resource Circle” for Ukrainians in Tübingen
A new support program for people from Ukraine will soon start in Tübingen: the “Resource Circle.” An information session will…
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DataCheck Connect: Help for Ukrainians in Germany
The online platform DataCheck Connect has launched in Germany. It is designed for Ukrainians and helps them find verified medical,…
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Fountain Festival in Tübingen Supports Aid for Ukraine
Cakes and pastries from the Ukrainian community will be available on Thursday, June 4, at the Fountain Festival in the…
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Kremenchuk honoured Tübingen’s mayor online
Kremenchuk has honoured Tübingen’s mayor, Boris Palmer, for his services to the Ukrainian twin town. The local council had unanimously…
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Easter in Ukraine: Traditions and Significance
Easter in Ukraine has its own traditions. This festival is one of the most important events in the religious calendar.…
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Aid shipment to Kremenchuk
As part of its solidarity partnership with the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk, the university town of Tübingen has donated a…
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Only one change: faster trains between Ukraine and Germany
Bus journeys from Ukraine to Germany often take more than 35–40 hours. This is very physically demanding for families with…
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Ukraine: Residence permit extended until 2027
The residence permit for Ukrainians who fled the war will be automatically extended until March 4, 2027, according to an…
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Foreign neighbours—Romans and Germanic tribes
An exhibition at the Limes Museum in Aalen sheds light on the relationship between the two cultures in the border…
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Job opportunities more important than social benefits
Do Ukrainian refugees want promising prospects on the labor market or higher social benefits? The answer is: good, well-paid work.…
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“SE Dokument” issues new passports for Ukrainian refugees
Ukrainians can apply to the Ukrainian state-owned company “SE Dokument” in Germany to have old Ukrainian passports and ID cards…
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Open counseling café in Tübingen
Every Friday from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m., there is an open counseling café at the Catholic community center St.…
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Plan.U advises refugees from Ukraine
The Plan.U project in Tübingen offers advice and support to anyone who has fled Ukraine due to the war, answering…
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Protection for Ukrainian refugees extended until 2027
Refugees from Ukraine will have their residence permits within the EU extended by another year. This was decided by the…
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Ukrainian refugees: easier to open an account
It has become easier for refugees from Ukraine to open an account at a German bank. In the meantime, the…
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Editorial: The war in Ukraine and us
By Wolfgang Sannwald There has been war in Ukraine since 2014. At the end of February 2022, Russia escalated this…
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Hundreds of thousands flee the war in Ukraine
By Michael Seifert The Russian army’s invasion of Ukraine has triggered a huge wave of refugees. The number of people…