Posts with tag.: language rights

Travelers and tourists longing to communicate better with locals may be in luck very soon. Google's

BRUSSELS—A plan for twelve nations from the 27-member European Union to create their own

The parliamentary commission will craft a new points-based formula that will determine

Belarusians form a larger share of their country’s declining population than they did a decade

The Ukrainian opposition has called on parliament not to consider a controversial language

The Council of the European Union has adopted rules that will make interpretation and translation

A historian in the Aegean Turkish province of İzmir has almost completed preparing the first Turkish

Tougher language tests for new immigrants have again been called for after Government spending

The move has prompted astonishment among those aware of it. One management post has

Federal laws have been on the books for years requiring medical institutions to provide

New York City legislators and advocates are calling on the state to implement a law so all chain-store

Wikipedia turns 10 this January. In 2010, we saw several Wiki Media Foundation bigwigs visit India

Automated translation of text on your smartphone? That’s so 2010. Now that a brand new year is

The Partido Popular (PP) and the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party

The history of the Welsh language has taken another turn with the adoption of the Welsh Language

The state of Rhode Island has agreed to improve language services, after a 2007

Lito Lapid, Senator of the Philippines, wants all signs and billboards translated to either English or Filipino.

The Crown is taking the rare step of asking a judge to “sever” a trial for two people accused in the

We hear a lot about “dying languages.” But which ones are really on the verge of extinction?

he City Council may step back and take a closer look at the city’s controversial Downtown Community

The education minister has defended her department’s expenditure on bilingual documents after