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Is the future of work remote?

I started as a journalist where flexibility was a given. With the aid of technology, work was only starting to … Continue reading “Is the future of work remote?”

Eco-friendly transportation: what are the options?

Greta Thunberg has crossed the Atlantic Ocean in a zero-carbon emissions boat to arrive at the UN climate summit in … Continue reading “Eco-friendly transportation: what are the options?”

Interpretation in politics

In our present era of globalism, politics has also become a multifaceted domain that tries to overcome the language and … Continue reading “Interpretation in politics”

Chemical footprint: the next level in sustainability

Since 2012, when the concept of ecological footprints was born, we have been accustomed to hearing about our carbon emissions. … Continue reading “Chemical footprint: the next level in sustainability”

We are family ⁠— but are we business?

Families are the smallest units in our societies, but, if they engage in business, these units provide stable economic power … Continue reading “We are family ⁠— but are we business?”

Climate leave – bringing “eco” into the workplace

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. It has a major impact on every aspect … Continue reading “Climate leave – bringing “eco” into the workplace”

How to take your part in reducing food waste

How did we get from the post-war scarce food resources to dumping one-third of the production a year? The first … Continue reading “How to take your part in reducing food waste”

Speaking the language of sport

For some of us, the relationship between professional sport and the translation industry can be summarised in one scene: after … Continue reading “Speaking the language of sport”

Purging the planet from plastic packaging

Plastic is the new enemy: the effects of its waste is making headlines every day. If you are lucky enough … Continue reading “Purging the planet from plastic packaging”

Save bees, save the planet

“If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left.” … Continue reading “Save bees, save the planet”

Chernobyl: A reason to remember, a way to learn

What is a thrilling drama for the Western world, is still a code word for Soviet horror for the successor … Continue reading “Chernobyl: A reason to remember, a way to learn”

Bilingual parenting: a lifelong gift

Intercultural marriages and the relocation of whole families are typical scenarios that require bilingual parenting. The experience of many confirms … Continue reading “Bilingual parenting: a lifelong gift”

Maintaining a healthy work-life balance: a modern challenge

In our ever-demanding work culture, sometimes we overlook the most important element of our work environment: ourselves. Work-related stress is … Continue reading “Maintaining a healthy work-life balance: a modern challenge”

London goes the radical way to fight air pollution

On 8 April 2019, the City of London introduced a new scheme to fight toxic air pollution. The Ultra Low … Continue reading “London goes the radical way to fight air pollution”

Subtitling or dubbing – the big question of international media content

It is not surprising that multinational companies often use every media format in order to reach their target audience – … Continue reading “Subtitling or dubbing – the big question of international media content”