Here is the latest on the cafebabel.com babelblogosphere:

Local offices: The Amsterdam team is relaunching its blog! Welcome back guys and a big thanks to Thamar for making this happen. Their first post is about US Elections also translated into Dutch (don't forget to post the links in between the translations). The Berlin team is seriously activating its blog. Babelians in Berlin had initially launched the blog for its Babel Academy which was a very successful event bringing together lots of journalists from all over Europe. The team is now reporting on the Berlinale Film Festival . The newly established Lyon team is running its blog like champs as well, in both English and French. Stay tuned for the soon-to-be launched Warsaw blog.

Many thanks to all the teams who have contributed to the 7th cafebabel.com Birthday video!

NGOs: The Ceres blog was launched by the NGO CERES. Stay tuned for more info on Cornwall, on the Coast of the UK, and its amazing scenery.

Individual blogs: welcome the new French blog Futurs européens à contre temps, a personal initiative, and Sotech, a blog on social technologies seen through European eyes, translated in English and Lithuanian.

New linguistic version: Football Province finally launched its English versions for all the football fans who didn't speak Lithuanian. GOOAAAAAAL!!

Most interactive post of the week: Turkey, the EU's safety belg for Clash of Civilizations on the Istanbul blog with more than 8 comments.

Most talked about: US elections have been a recurring theme with posts on ilike, Amsterdam and Kaczynski. You can also contribute to the forum discussion on "Who would you vote for?"

That's all for now. Remember to check out coffeefactory for news from the Community as well as http://wiki.cafebabel.com for useful tips. And don't hesitate using the bloggers@cafebabel.com (restricted email to babelbloggers only) to send out more news about your babelblogging activities.