58K views · 2.7K reactions | Kiev is the center of Ukrainian culture, filled with theaters, museums and buildings both modern and ancient. Here, the city seems to settle into a moment of stillness under freshly fallen snow. | National Geographic Travel | Facebook

Kyiv or Kiev? Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has reignited a conversation around how to pronounce the country’s capital. In short, “Kyiv” aligns with the Ukrainian language, whereas “Kiev” comes from Russian. But the difference between the two words isn’t so much about spelling as it is about history. National video reporter Hannah Jewell explains why. | Washington Post

The way you say Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, is significant and can even be interpreted as a political statement. Here’s how to pronounce it. | CBC News