Legal consolidation of the new essence of the concepts of foreign language, enemy language, hostile language and their interpretation in the national legislation of post-Soviet republics

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Analysis reveals the evolving definitions of foreign and enemy languages in national legislation, indicating a unique approach to language rights.

Emerging definitions of language rights highlight the impact of national sovereignty and identity preservation in post-Soviet republics.
The study emphasizes various legislative approaches addressing foreign, enemy, and hostile language concepts across different nations.
A comprehensive analysis of historical and modern factors provides insights into the classifications of languages and their legal status.
The urgency of developing language rights is underscored by ongoing challenges to sovereignty, particularly in the context of Ukraine's experiences.

V. V. Turyanytsya (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals the evolving definitions of foreign and enemy languages in national legislation, indicating a unique approach to language rights.