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Since April this year, eTranslation, the European Commission’s free and secure machine translation (MT) service has been supporting participatory democracy. The MT service was integrated into the platform to support the Conference on the Future of Europe, allowing citizens from all across Europe to discuss their ideas and expectations on the future of Europe in any of the 24 EU official languages. Thanks to eTranslation, all Europeans have the chance to speak up and be heard, regardless of the language they speak.

ELRC’s virtual journey is continuing: A sneak peek at our travel diary

On 25 May 2021, the H2020 project LT-Bridge will organise a training day focusing on anonymisation, which is especially targeted at young researchers in the area of computer linguistics, computer science and language technology. Supported by the Latvian Language Technology company Tilde, the free online event will take place from 11:00 am to 15:30 pm CEST via Zoom.

What do you expect the future of Europe to look like? What would be important to you and what are your concerns? A platform to support the Conference on the Future of Europe opened on 19 April. This platform allows all EU citizens to engage in a multilingual discussion on topics directly concerned with shaping the future of Europe.

Every three months, the CEF Dashboards give an update on the uptake, service availability and the financial management of Building Blocks, Digital Service Infrastructures (DSIs) and Connectivity initiatives of the CEF Telecom Programme and provide information about the reuse of the CEF Building Blocks.