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Te reo Māori develops a following at Parliament - Vimarsana News

Te reo Māori develops a following at Parliament

There’s more acknowledgement of and referral to Māori customs in the House.

Open mike 27/03/2023 - Vimarsana News

Open mike 27/03/2023

Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike …

Conga Helps Diplomatic Language Services Increase Productivity by 70% - Vimarsana News

Conga Helps Diplomatic Language Services Increase Productivity by 70%

BROOMFIELD, COLO. (PRWEB) January 25, 2023 -- Diplomatic Language Solutions, a major provider of foreign language services to the federal government,

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Radio Silence in China: VOA Abandons the Airwaves - Vimarsana News

Radio Silence in China: VOA Abandons the Airwaves

On October 1, 2011, Voice of America’s (VOA) Chinese radio service will go silent, as U.S. international broadcasting abandons the airwaves and moves to the Internet. In the burgeoning age of new media, many, including Voice of America, seem to be questioning the continued relevance of shortwave radio. Yet, while the Internet offers great potential, U.S. public diplomacy cannot rest exclusively on the use of a single platform. This is particularly true where the prevalence of internet censorship is high. Just this past May, China announced the creation of its State Internet Information Offic...

Whitehall talks up its business aims | Article Preview - Vimarsana News

Whitehall talks up its business aims | Article Preview

Liz Truss's government says its strategy will mean more trade and investment in Africa, but critics say there are fewer resources for the region, When she was Foreign Secretary a few months ago, Britain's new Prime Minister Liz Truss said her development strategy would pare back aid and promote business as a means to influence international policy. The implications for Africa are significant. Instead of pursuing interests in a broad range of countries, Britain is now focused on a few 'key strategic partners': South Africa, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Kenya and Ghana.