Countries of the Arab world have played an important role in geo-politics in the past century or so. Sadly, the current situation is one of turmoil rather than the orderly progression of society. It was not always so. From the 7C to the 13C, Arab learning dominated world civilisation, whilst European nations were still struggling to create their own distinct
The Sunday Times (September 27) had some fun at the expense of the European Day of Languages which took place (it seems an exaggeration to say “celebrated”) on September 26. The European Day of Languages was proclaimed by the Council of Europe on 6 December 2001, to encourage language learning across Europe. For the Sunday Times, it was an excuse
For the fifth consecutive year Anglia Translations Ltd has passed the ISO9001:2008with only minor recommendations or suggestions on how we might want to improve our already impeccable quality management system. We work hard all year round to ensure that our procedures accurately reflect and enhance the way we want to work. Our great relationships with both our suppliers and our clients are
In 2 recent blogs (Afghani interpreters still left to their fate, 3rd Sept 2015 & John Oliver on “Translators”: The plight of Afghani interpreters, 12th Feb, 2015) we highlighted the plight of the Afghan interpreters who risked their lives to help British forces in the conflict zones. We reported the seemingly shameful treatment meted out to them by the British government (and
