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BRUSSELS—A plan for twelve nations from the 27-member European Union to create their own
Google Inc. started a service aimed at businesses that sell their products internationally, as the owner
Foreign students at the Chaudhry Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University
Do the languages we speak shape the way we think? Do they merely express thoughts, or
Efforts are underway to make Hindi an official language of the UN and assistance from NRIs
The Council of the European Union has adopted rules that will make interpretation and translation
Ellen Jovin, who runs Syntaxis, a company that teaches writing skills and email etiquette to
The European Commission has launched a new drive to encourage more European universities
The European Commission is encouraging universities to join its European Masters in Translation
Tougher language tests for new immigrants have again been called for after Government spending
Although the web was founded using English, the swelling adoption of the world wide wibble is
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
Controversy over the use of simultaneous interpretation in the Spanish Congress (source in Spanish).
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
Labeling standards proposed in January by the influential U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention
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
The increasing number of events and companies make the future look bright for translators and