Do you want to know what's really going on? This page is made to enable you to get instant access to information about international and national issues from news sources with various, many-sided perspectives. With the links below you have the news of the world at your disposal!
But be careful not to read the news only to feed your own opinion.
On this page, you will find a selection of links to the world's major newspapers, news services, and broadcasters with high-level standards -- international recognized and observed by millions of people around the world.
Those (online)newspapers are kind of independent and unbiased and provide fast, up-to-date, comprehensive, usually objective, and reliable news -- and they all are fed with the "products" of a handful of News Agencies (big4), as well independent and unbiased -- the rest is journalistic craft.
You can reason about whether you can trust them, so use your critical perception.
The most dangerous worldviews are the worldviews of those who have never viewed the world.
Alexander von Humboldt
Someone needs to remind (...) what reporting
is meant to do: to convey news, not impressions.
Unnamed Israeli Journalist
The FAKE NEWS media (failing @nytimes, @NBCNews, @ABC, @CBS, @CNN) is not my enemy; it is the enemy of the American People!
Donald Trump
Truth is an interesting fact but seemingly negotiable, now seems to be the time (again) that the truth content of the description of actual events is watered-down to homeopathic strength to gain political advantage.
kk nationsonline.org
Truth is absolutely overrated.
Mephisto's lawyer
Most reliable news sources Newspapers of record Africa | The Americas | Asia
and Middle East | Australia and South Pacific / Oceania | Europe | Universe Major International News Agencies Humanitarian Issues Credibility of Media Outlets and News Sources
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A fact is beyond dispute but an opinion is someone’s view, and it isn't guaranteed to be true.
An essential skill for reading news articles is to differentiate between a fact, and the case when it seems that someone tries to provide an opinion as fact.
Fact-check
Not sure if a story is true? Cross-check a story with another (news)source, the more sources you can find for a story, the better. Check if the story is factual and PR-free.
Fast-check:
Copy the headline of the story into a search-engine like Google or Yahoo!, and look at the results. The more references from trusted sources you will find, the more it is possible the story is true. If only dubious sources show up, the story is most likely not true.
List of major newspapers that have a large circulation and their editorial, news collection and reporting practices are typically professional and authoritative by all means. The list may help you to increase your media literacy. By reading this quality newspapers, try to find out their political stance. Media literacy is the techniques that allow people to access, understand, and critically evaluate media. Keep in mind, that the online versions of a newspaper may differ in stance and style from the original paper.
List of international newspapers of record by country, the city of publication, and the newspaper's political alignment:
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Africa Swaziland Tanzania Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Canada United States United States Argentina Brazil Chile Mexico Venezuela China Republic
of China - Taiwan India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Nepal Thailand Philippines Korea
(South) Palestine Israel Saudi Arabia Australia New
Zealand Sweden Russia Ireland United
Kingdom France Germany Netherlands Switzerland Greece Italy Spain Turkey Portugal
