The Latest Breaking News from Languages

“We have languages coming into our country. We have nobody that even speaks those languages," Trump ranted

Klarna claims its AI assistant handles diverse inquiries in 35 languages, typically within 2 minutes.

A clash broke out between ABVP and Left-backed student groups at JNU over the selection of election committee members at the School of Languages on Thursday night, leaving some students injured. Read further on Dynamite News:

Traditional languages and cultural practices must be central to education for Indigenous children, First Nations elders and senior leaders have found.

As the private sector takes on the mantle of cyber defense, the White House wants them to adopt memory-safe languages

The 15th edition of the Bengaluru International Film Festival (BIFFes), from February 29 to March 7, will feature ‘‘Incredible India’‘, a unique platform for movies made in lesser-known languages of India. This edition will showcase eight films in Tulu, Kodava, Banjara, Arebashe, Markodi, Galo, Rabha, Santhali, and Tai Phake.

Translating what someone is trying to say to you in another language is easier to do with the Galaxy S24's built-in Interpreter app that can do it in real time. Here's how to use it.

Elders, professors and others are working to preserve Aboriginal and Torres Strait languages, and the ancient cultures they maintain.

The Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts, an autonomous body under the Union Culture Ministry, proposes to conduct a linguistic survey across the country to create a ‘Language Atlas’ of India

Having long endured threats to their own existence, the Indigenous Sami community is protesting Israel’s war on Gaza.

Fifteen candidates in Senegal's delayed presidential election are urging President Macky Sall to quickly establish a new poll date. Meanwhile, more political prisoners are released. Also, Tunisia experiments with old wheat varieties in order to adapt to drought caused by climate change. Finally, to mark International Mother Language Day, we…