Kyiv not Kiev. KEE-eve not KEE-yev." For those asking, @npr goes with Ukrainian spelling & pronunciation (not Russian) wherever possible when reporting on Ukraine. Kyiv not Kiev. KEE-eve not KEE-yev.

Kyiv, located on the Dnipro River, was officially founded in 482 A.D., although archeological evidence suggests there has been a settlement on the site for about 2,000 years.

Russia deployed a number of combat drones and fired multiple missiles in the direction of Ukrainian cities despite ongoing ...

This photo shows a view of the city of Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022. Emilio Morenatti AP As Russia’s invasion into Ukraine continued into a second day on Friday, Feb. 25, residents in ...

I didn't leave Kyiv even when Russian troops were near Kyiv," said Tanya, a local resident. "I always [have been] in Kiev. If we lose, I can't stay in Ukraine under Russian [control].

Shortly after the local elections, in which the Conservative Party suffered one of its worst electoral defeats in living ...

As Ukraine marks its Independence Day, the resilience of its people remains evident despite the ongoing conflict. Svitlana ...

By adopting "Kyiv" we're siding with Ukraine against Russia. On a more basic level, we call people by their chosen name, not by what their enemies call them.

Opinion Kyiv vs. Kiev, Zelensky vs. Zelenskyy, and the immense meaning of ‘the’ March 9, 2022 More than 3 years ago ...

Kiev is the Russian name for Kyiv. A March 4 post shared the same image, saying an angel had appeared over Kyiv that day.