I also have a lengthy list of international news sources in English. These are indispensible since they give a sense of how others see the world outside of the US. So ... here's the list, with links (alpha by country):
- Buenos Aires Herald (Argentina);
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation (Australia);
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (Canada);
- The Tornoto Star (Canada);
- China Daily (China);
- The People's Daily (China);
- Euronews (European Union);
- AFP (French international news service);
- Le Monde Diplomatique (French monthly);
- Deutsche Welle (Germany);
- Der Spiegel (German weekly);
- Daily Yomiuri (Japan);
- Japan Times (Japan);
- Hindustan Times (India);
- The Times of India (India);
- Jakarta Post (Indonesia);
- Jerusalem Post (Israel);
- Haaretz (Israel);
- Corriere Della Sera (Italy);
- Adnkronos (Italy);
- The News (Mexico);
- Al Jazeera (Qatar);
- Moscow Times (Russia);
- Pravda (Russia);
- Al Arabiya (Saudi Arabia);
- IOL (South Africa);
- Mail & Guardian (South Africa);
- Costa News (Spain);
- El Pais (Spain);
- The Korea Herald (South Korea);
- The Korea Times (South Korea);
- BBC (United Kingdom);
- The Daily Telegraph (United Kingdom);
- Economist (United Kingdom);
- The Financial Times (United Kingdom);
- The Guardian (United Kingdom);
- The Independent (United Kingdom);
- The London Times (United Kingdom).
While I've listed what I view as the top international English language news sources (either by influence, reliability, or readership), there are many other solid news sources out there, many of which do not have good English counterparts -- and I'm sure there are plenty of sources, too, I haven't found. For an exhaustive general reference, both for state-by-state U.S. papers and international news sources, see World-Newspapers.com.
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