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03/03/2025

US President Trump, US Vice President Vance and President Zelenskyy from Ukraine at the Oval Office

Trump’s Oval Office Breakdown

In the arena of international diplomacy, every word carries weight. Precision is not just a virtue—it can mean the difference between a breakthrough and a breakdown. The recent, highly publicised meeting between President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, US President Trump, and Vice President JD Vance at the Oval Office serves as a vivid case study. What might have been an opportunity for measured dialogue instead descended into a shouting match that left diplomacy in tatters. In hindsight, one glaring question emerges: Could the presence of a skilled interpreter have saved the day?

12/07/2024

UK-Argentina dancing tango as they strengthen trade relations

Facilitating UK-Argentina Trade: My Language Hub Solutions

My Language Hub facilitates UK-Argentine trade by providing language and cultural services crucial for seamless business interactions. They offer translation, interpretation, cultural training, market research, and localization to help companies navigate cross-border commerce effectively. This support enhances communication, prevents misunderstandings, and ensures regulatory compliance, fostering stronger trade relations between the two countries.

03/10/2023

International Translation Day: how translation shapes our world

This blog post reflects some of the ways in which translation has impacted our world. From its role in international peace and diplomacy to its contributions to inclusivity and accessibility, translation plays a vital role in our globalised society. We also discuss the importance of translation for sharing knowledge and understanding across cultures.

03/10/2023

Language access inequality undermines human rights

Language access inequality is a glaring issue that disproportionately affects asylum seekers and refugees. Machine translation is not capable of conveying what human translators can, and institutionalizing computer translation programs in public sectors can create disastrous consequences. This article discusses the importance of human translators in sensitive contexts and suggests ways to address language access inequality.