Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's new operations have traditionally arrived after Valve cleans its code, and someone on the CSGO development team is doing just that right now.
Before adding new things, Valve has a habit of cleaning up what's old. Normally, changes to CSGO's non-English languages are something the CSGO team does regularly. Every update contains several of these, many contributed by community members who send translations of item descriptions and game warnings to Valve directly. But the past several updates have contained many translations updates. They've covered the majority of CSGO's languages, and filled in many missing item descriptions and translations that hadn't been covered.
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