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In your own language you say what you want, in a foreign language you say what you can Delegates at international meetings frequently feel constrained to speak in English or remain silent. We interpreters are privileged observers of the language barriers that...

With ever-increasing pressure on cutting costs today’s meeting planners are understandably tempted to try teleconferencing and remote interpreting. On the face of it, what could be more logical? Your multinational board meeting takes place abroad while your UK board...

A conference at London’s University of Westminster saw close to 200 international interpreters seated, for once, in the main body of the hall and expressing their own feelings instead of in their usual position “behind the glass” communicating other people’s messages....