In computer science, „Mezinárodní“ translates to „International“ and typically refers to concepts, standards, or practices that are applicable across national boundaries. This can include international standards for data formats, protocols, and software interoperability. In a broader context, it often pertains to the globalization of software applications, ensuring they can handle multiple languages, currencies, and regional formats effectively. Internationalization (often abbreviated as i18n) and localization (l10n) are key processes associated with making software accessible and usable in different cultural contexts. Internationalization involves designing software so that it can be adapted to various languages and regions without engineering changes, while localization refers to the actual adaptation of the software for a specific region or language.
Japonská žena tragicky přišla o život v Maďarsku, což vedlo k zatčení jejího bývalého manžela. Navzdory hlášení domácího násilí byly výzvy ženy o pomoc místními úřady odmítnuty. Tento incident poukazuje…