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What does it mean to lose a language, and what does it take to save it? Those were the big questions being asked in Barcelona recently
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Many Native American languages only have a few native speakers left.
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A U.S. government cable said that Kremlin-run outlets had scaled up their efforts across Latin America, seeking to turn people against the United States and garner support for Russia.
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The Commission says its Digital Omnibus aims to codify recent rulings of the Court of Justice but privacy experts point to other interpretations of case law
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Citizen archivists are preserving South Asia’s oral traditions — folk songs, riddles, and histories — by recording, uploading, and transcribing them on Wikimedia platforms, challenging text-centric knowledge systems and reviving marginalized voices.
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Launch of digitisation project marks 80th anniversary of start of legal effort to bring Nazi leaders to justice
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Launch of digitisation project marks 80th anniversary of start of legal effort to bring Nazi leaders to justice
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Harvard’s collection of Nuremberg Trials documents is the second most-complete outside of the U.S. National Archives, according to the law school’s library. The library received most of its collection in 1949 after the final trial, then added documents over the years through donations from trial participants.
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The digital simplification package is being framed as a playbook for growing European AI, as commissioners aim to steer out of political pushback over privacy rule cuts
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Proposed changes to AI Act would make it easier for tech firms to use personal data to train models without consent
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President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) said Monday that the newly launched National Archives will offer the public a deeper, unifying understanding of the endeavors of Taiwan's democracy pioneers.
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When access is care — on bodies, voice, and the quiet power of memory
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Minister rejects claims Māori history is being sidelined in rewrite which includes cutting some references to the Treaty of Waitangi
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Generational lived experiences are key to confronting and living with a changing climate, say Indigenous knowledge holders.
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integrating Local, Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge into formal Early Warning Systems can significantly enhance their reach, relevance, and effectiveness. This knowledge is sustained by community structures including elders and practitioners who steward knowledge, social mechanisms that transmit it (storytelling, ceremony, apprenticeship), and local forums that apply it (customary rules, committees, communal assemblies).
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The standards define a new category of data, “neural data”, and suggest guidelines governing its protection. A list of more than 100 recommendations ranges from rights-based concerns to addressing scenarios that are – at least for now – science fiction.
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But the European Data Protection Board does recommend the EU's executive clarifies law enforcement and national security exemptions
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Archives have long been used as evidence in humanitarian and legal contexts. But, for unrepresented communities they play an even broader role, acting as proof of peoplehood, tools of cultural preservation and foundations for self-determination.
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US technology company’s engineers want to exploit solar power and the falling cost of rocket launches
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How and why the Red Cross failed in the face of humanitarian crimes against the civilian population.
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