what are the challenges of international communication,discuss?
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There are three major barriers in all communication, it is just on a much larger scale internationally.  \n\n1.  Language\n2.  Culture\n3.  World view.\n\nWhile there can be others as well, most communication problems come from those three areas.
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for a big database of international news articles on this very subject, with links to all kinds of organizations working on ICT issues in regards to development, try http://www.owli.org.
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The biggest issues were trade and defense, with the obligatory sprinklings of human rights...speech, religion, etc.
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The United Nations is a very necessary organization on many levels.  Any place that attempts to foster communication between so many diverse member states is necessary.  Their other works like UNICEF, UNDP, UNIFEM etc. do much to improve the living of millions of people around the world.
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Communication is the process of exchanging information, usually via a common protocol.
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Bonjour, il a eu un problème de communication avec le sélectionneur ..
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I'd say one of the most pressing issues would include the US occupation of Iraq.  I'm sure you can find lots of historical data and speculations about the future conclusion.
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It depends on what the conflict is.  WTO handles some items. \nThe UN handles others. \nThird parties volunteer to hear the case as a mediator.  \nSome times just plain battling it out in the media.\nSome times secret negotiations. \nand probably other methods.
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Talk about The Da Vinci Code or some other more current literary controversy. Talk about JT Leroy, the supposed famous writer who happened to be someone completely different.\n\nTalk about spirituality, or philosophy. Some philosophers think communication is impossible since each word maps differently for each person, so no one really 'gets' what you say.\n\nTalk about animals. Fish are great to have. Ask him what sort of pets he's had, and what funny things they did.\n\nAbove all, go out, live a little. Life always gives great subjects to talk about. Take care.
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Well, a good topic for public speaking would be the problems facing the world at the moment with a possible bird flu (avian flu)pandemic and the shortage of fresh water. Either of those topics would be interesting. Good luck.
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Without communication it would be impossible to develop a country.  You need to know what the needs of the people are and develop accordingly as there is no single formula for development - don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
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not all of those that you mentioned,\nbut yes,there are problems,conflicts,...etc.
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Information exchange in Internet is meant to be free from any govt. or military restrictions... if confidentiality is not an issue people can get together in normal blog sites as far as what they discuss doesn't lead to any kind of security breach... or expose their country's military secrets.\n\nSome quick escalations:\n1)  Organisational problems can be put in a generic manner without exposing the organisational area. This way can be adopted to limit the discussion to the core issue rather than deviating into the affected group. (good for international blogs)\n\n2) Technologically I feel an encrypted blog site will be effective towards putting your thoughts into action. But still confidentiality would be an issue among the group members. (good for national blogs)\n\nHope this helps...
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It takes time and a lot of diplomacy.
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First define the Communication Requirements - Who should recieve what communication and when - Have a proper Communication Planning Strategy...define the types of communications used, Information distribution process, \nWritten, Verbal, email, Formal, Reports briefing etc...
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Seems like it is headed that way.\n\nBut wouldn't it be nice-maybe not-if we could all communicate in one language who cares what it is.
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Communication is the most positive tool to almost all conflicts.  Sit down in a neutral location and put your concerns out on the table, in a constructive way.  Don't use judgmental words or make accusations unless you have concrete facts to back them up.  If possible have a third person involved who is completely unbiased to either side, and most importantly go in to the conversation with an open mind, be willing to except whatever blame may be yours.