Translating news and information is not a function of language in international media, but rather a technical process.

Language can be used to shape public opinion in international media through the use of emotive language, euphemisms, and propaganda.

The role of international media in shaping public opinion is to inform the public about global events, promote cultural understanding, and influence public opinion.

The phrase 'humanitarian crisis' is an example of emotive language because it is designed to evoke strong emotions in the reader.

The phrase 'disaster' is a euphemism for a very bad situation.

The phrase 'win-win' is an example of propaganda because it is designed to promote a positive view of the trade deal.

The public can be more critical of the information they consume in international media by being aware of the different ways in which language can be used to shape public opinion, considering the source of the information, and looking for evidence to support the claims being made.

The spread of misinformation and disinformation, the increasing polarization of the public, and the decline of trust in traditional media are all challenges facing international media in shaping public opinion.

International media can be more effective in shaping public opinion by providing more accurate and unbiased information, being more transparent about their sources and methods, and engaging with the public in a more meaningful way.

Language in international media can help people from different cultures understand each other's perspectives, break down cultural barriers, and promote tolerance and respect for diversity.

Language in international media can be used to promote cultural understanding by using accurate and respectful language, avoiding stereotypes and generalizations, and providing context and background information.

The spread of misinformation and disinformation, the increasing polarization of the public, and the decline of trust in traditional media are all challenges facing international media in promoting cultural understanding.

International media can be more effective in promoting cultural understanding by providing more accurate and unbiased information, being more transparent about their sources and methods, and engaging with the public in a more meaningful way.

Language in international media can inform the public about global events, promote cultural understanding, and influence public opinion.

Language in international media can be used to shape public opinion about global events by using emotive language, euphemisms, and propaganda.