UConn’s Translation Program Gains Ground in Global Literary Circles

Student translations from UConn’s World Poetry Review are earning recognition in a global anthology, marking a new milestone for the program.

5 Movies About Translation: Where Language Meets Drama, Intrigue, and Humanity

Dive into five unforgettable films—from Arrival to The Interpreter—that prove translation isn’t just words but the thread connecting us through drama, intrigue, and humanity.

Not Just a Tool—A Strategy: How AI Translation Powers Bilingual Media

AI translation for minority languages like Kalaallisut is helping local media boost subscriptions and preserve linguistic diversity.

Beijing English Translations Spark Diplomatic Debate

A clash over Beijing’s English readouts of Chinese officials’ remarks exposes deep cultural, linguistic and political divides, prompting calls for access to original texts.

AI Translation Is Driving Chinese Literature Beyond Borders

AI translation is pushing Chinese web novels into new global markets, with massive growth in Spanish and German readership. But at what cost to human translators?

Planet Word: A Global Phenomenon for Language Education

The museum’s approach makes language learning fun and accessible, encouraging visitors to appreciate the richness of global communication.

Make English Great Again? Trump’s Foreign Film Tariff Raises Concerns in the Language Industry

Trump’s 100% film tariff risks isolating English, hindering multilingual storytelling and constraining America’s cultural exchange.

Bristol Launches Its First Festival Dedicated to Translated Literature

Translated By, Bristol is the city’s first festival dedicated to literary translation, spotlighting the often-invisible art of bringing stories across languages through 11 live events, panels, and performance

Norway’s Inaugural Fosse Prize Goes to Prolific German Translator

A new prize for literary translators from the National Library of Norway has been awarded to German translator Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel, who has translated around 120 titles by a range of Norwegian authors.