Name your favorite newspapers from around the globe. All languages.

[Gobbler]

Name your news, but it has to be written at a high level and have good fact-checking. Also it should have a printed newspaper that one can buy or get delivered. 

 

I'll start:

 

• The New York Sun https://www.nysun.com/
• The Epoch Times https://www.theepochtimes.com/

 

 

[Cameroni]

The Daily Mail for me. 

 

It will tell you details other papers will not.

[mstevens]

The Telegraph  (UK)

The Sun  (UK)

New Zealand Herald  (NZ)

[Njoku]

There are no good news papers left in the world today, I watched the demise of The Age, (AU) went from world class to local rag in 10 ys...

 

I like to start my day with a coffee and news, read on line obviously wont mention the 2 I start with but I can get through both anywhere from the time it takes to drink a cup of expresso to maybe 30 min if im lucky....

[Gobbler]

I want to read a newspaper in the sauna. I used to do that all the time. Try the New York Sun. 

 

[connda]

Name your favorite newspapers from around the globe. All languages

 

They still have newspapers in this day and age?  Really?  Wow!

[OneMoreFarang]

I would like to have such a favorite newspaper or news source.

But it seems by now they are all too left, too right, publish just what their bubble group want, etc.

It's sad.

 

[fasteddie]

On 9/26/2024 at 6:33 PM, Cameroni said:

The Daily Mail for me. 

 

It will tell you details other papers will not.

Like details no one else has made up yet?

[connda]

"Name your news, but it has to be written at a high level and have good fact-checking."

More like, "Name your propaganda..."
"Fact-Checking" (in the context you're referring to) is the act of making sure that all information conforms to one and only one "accepted narrative" that falls in line with whatever the Western elites (e.g., The World Economic Forum, Western governments, Western leaders, etc.) states is the accepted narrative.  Which makes your average Western consumer of "news" some of the most information-illiterate people on the planet, especially considering that what most Westerner's call "news" is pablum written at a six-grade level and written short enough to keep someone with the attention span of a gnat entertained.

If you want to really understand reality, you use multiple sources of information and then use your God-given analytical abilities to discern facts from fictions while understanding that all purveyors of information spin their publications to support their own corporate, nationalistic, and individual interests.

But with that said, let me throw one in that meets your criteria but is a periodical and not a "newspaper."

Foreign Affairs Magazine

[connda]

7 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I would like to have such a favorite newspaper or news source.

But it seems by now they are all too left, too right, publish just what their bubble group want, etc.

It's sad.

 

There is always The Onion and The Babylon Bee! 

[SingAPorn]

Most of the newspapers of western europe or USA,  have become similar to thrash or toilet paper with their anti Trump, pro Woke, pro climate and pro Israel propaganda. Not surprising why more and more newspapers are shutting down in many countries in the west.

Edited 17 hours ago by SingAPorn

[MarkBR]

11 minutes ago, connda said:

"Name your news, but it has to be written at a high level and have good fact-checking."

More like, "Name your propaganda..."
"Fact-Checking" (in the context you're referring to) is the act of making sure that all information conforms to one and only one "accepted narrative" that falls in line with whatever the Western elites (e.g., The World Economic Forum, Western governments, Western leaders, etc.) states is the accepted narrative.  Which makes your average Western consumer of "news" some of the most information-illiterate people on the planet, especially considering that what most Westerner's call "news" is pablum written at a six-grade level and written short enough to keep someone with the attention span of a gnat entertained.

If you want to really understand reality, you use multiple sources of information and then use your God-given analytical abilities to discern facts from fictions while understanding that all purveyors of information spin their publications to support their own corporate, nationalistic, and individual interests.

But with that said, let me throw one in that meets your criteria but is a periodical and not a "newspaper."

Foreign Affairs Magazine

On the right I would suggest the Economist as a fairly (but not always) rational decent source of information.  Guardian, leftwing but too London-centric.  Telegraph was good in the past, now just a pretentious version of the Daily Mail ever since it got rid of decent journalists - e.g. Peter Oborne.  Daily Mail disconnected from reality with extreme biases.   Mirror is as bad leftwing as DM & Sun rightwing - all more useful as regards their absorbency abilties as toilet paper.

Recent media that has emerged with limited less obvious biases: Bylines, Tortoise, and few others I cannot call to mind.

Al-Jazeera - bearing in mind obvious biases.  NO Chinese media is trustworthy as all dance to the CCP tune.

BBC not trustworthy as it is/was completely for Brexit (bias from Laura Kuenssberg was most blatant), 100% pro-Union (no balance from many BBC commentators -  blatant bias from many, if not all BBC commentators).

[OneMoreFarang]

1 hour ago, SingAPorn said:

Most of the newspapers of western europe or USA,  have become similar to thrash or toilet paper with their anti Trump, pro Woke, pro climate and pro Israel propaganda. Not surprising why more and more newspapers are shutting down in many countries in the west.

Correct.

And they others are pro Trump, even worse.

[Gobbler]

2 hours ago, connda said:

But with that said, let me throw one in that meets your criteria but is a periodical and not a "newspaper."

Foreign Affairs Magazine

What a surprise. 

I tend not to read one-world order crap. You are ok with it.  Have at it.  It's done wonders for you already.  Do you also bow to the TV each time you saw Klaus Schwab? 

Edited 16 hours ago by Gobbler

[Gobbler]

38 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

And they others are pro Trump, even worse.

You lost me. What are you trying to communicate?

[Gobbler]

I am sure, as I am the OP or original poster that I asked for your favorite newspapers.  What I did not ask any of you was to regurgitate your vile and vitriol centered around Trump. 

 

You make me pity you.

[connda]

2 hours ago, MarkBR said:

Al-Jazeera - bearing in mind obvious biases.  NO Chinese media is trustworthy as all dance to the CCP tune.

That doesn't mean, "Don't read them," it means, "Understand the bias as you read them."  You'll have a better understanding of how the world as a whole works if you expose yourself to published works that you know are biased, and you then perceive and understand that bias.

"But I only trust 'fact-checked' information!!!"

Then you live in an echo-chamber with your brain shut off as you are too lazy to think on your own.  Yep - you'll get a single view of the world and you'll own that view too.  Then you just become an ideologue.  That doesn't make you knowledgeable, it make you brainwashed. You're more knowledgeable if you attempt to understand why the other sources are biased - you may not like it or agree with them, but you can better understand what drives the worldviews of others. There is a lot to learn there.

[connda]

35 minutes ago, Gobbler said:

What a surprise. 

I tend not to read one-world order crap. You are ok with it.  Have at it.  It's done wonders for you already.  Do you also bow to the TV each time you saw Klaus Schwab? 

Ohhh, you read me wrong.  Go back and read what I wrote again.  Trust me - I don't fit into anyone's black&white, binary worldview. I'm pretty well read, well read enough that other people will be telling you that I bow to the TV each time Alex Jones or Trump is mentioned, or they'll refer to me as a <gasp> Conspiracy Theorist  <cue Twilight Zone theme song>.  Me bowing to freaking Herr Aldolf Klaus Schwab.  That's rich.  The world will be a better place when he and Soros, and a rash of other globalists and neo-cons joins Zbigniew Brzezinski and Madeleine Albright in whatever circle of Hell they inhabit. No, I practice what I preach - I read the thesis's and writings of people (corporations, governments, NGOs) I neither like or respect because I want to understand how their minds work. You don't grasp that by living in a bubble and having your information "fact-checked."
However I've been known to read the Epoch Times (wink wink) especially their health section (which by the way you can't post on this site, in fact you can't post any links by the Epoch Times here). <laughs>

[Gobbler]

https://www.pressreader.com/newspapers

 

[dddave]

When I was flying internationally twice a month, I used to look forward to snatching a free copy of "THE FINANCIAL TIMES" in the lounge or whilst boarding the aircraft.  It is consistently one of the most interesting and literate newspapers I have ever read.  Though geared to finance, it's coverage of a broad range of topics was always top-tier, especially the coverage of the arts.  There was always several hours of good reading to be had.

Unfortunately the subscription rate is geared towards the well heeled and out of my range.  I do miss it.

[Yagoda]

Every day I read:

 

The Daily Mail

The NY Post

The NY Times

Jerusalem Post

Bangkok Post

Khaosod English

Khaosod

Khmer Times

 

Plus wherever else I am lead via www.realclearpolitics.com, the best aggregator out there

[Ralf001]

Haven't purchased a newspaper in many many years so could not name a favourite.

[Gobbler]

42 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Every day I read:

 

The Daily Mail

The NY Post

The NY Times

Jerusalem Post

Bangkok Post

Khaosod English

Khaosod

Khmer Times

 

Plus wherever else I am lead via www.realclearpolitics.com, the best aggregator out there

Why the Khmer Times? This one surprised me.

[Gobbler]

13 hours ago, connda said:

Ohhh, you read me wrong.  Go back and read what I wrote again.  Trust me - I don't fit into anyone's black&white, binary worldview. I'm pretty well read, well read enough that other people will be telling you that I bow to the TV each time Alex Jones or Trump is mentioned, or they'll refer to me as a <gasp> Conspiracy Theorist  <cue Twilight Zone theme song>.  Me bowing to freaking Herr Aldolf Klaus Schwab.  That's rich.  The world will be a better place when he and Soros, and a rash of other globalists and neo-cons joins Zbigniew Brzezinski and Madeleine Albright in whatever circle of Hell they inhabit. No, I practice what I preach - I read the thesis's and writings of people (corporations, governments, NGOs) I neither like or respect because I want to understand how their minds work. You don't grasp that by living in a bubble and having your information "fact-checked."
However I've been known to read the Epoch Times (wink wink) especially their health section (which by the way you can't post on this site, in fact you can't post any links by the Epoch Times here). <laughs>

Yes, I read you wrong. 

120 year old eyes. 

 

[Yagoda]

2 minutes ago, Gobbler said:

Why the Khmer Times? This one surprised me.

Gives some news, see who is getting robbed in PP and what temples are being repaired at Angkor

[Gobbler]

37 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

Haven't purchased a newspaper in many many years so could not name a favourite.

Don't you miss it? I always read a newspaper in the sauna except for the sport section. 

 

I miss newspaper sections. A good newspaper came in layers and was folded—section by section. Sitting on Jomtien Beach reading both Bangkok Post and The Nation was a joy.  I didn't mind paying double for the poor guy or woman who had to carry a stack of papers. I gladly paid it.

[Yagoda]

13 hours ago, connda said:

Ohhh, you read me wrong.  Go back and read what I wrote again.  Trust me - I don't fit into anyone's black&white, binary worldview. I'm pretty well read, well read enough that other people will be telling you that I bow to the TV each time Alex Jones or Trump is mentioned, or they'll refer to me as a <gasp> Conspiracy Theorist  <cue Twilight Zone theme song>.  Me bowing to freaking Herr Aldolf Klaus Schwab.  That's rich.  The world will be a better place when he and Soros, and a rash of other globalists and neo-cons joins Zbigniew Brzezinski and Madeleine Albright in whatever circle of Hell they inhabit. No, I practice what I preach - I read the thesis's and writings of people (corporations, governments, NGOs) I neither like or respect because I want to understand how their minds work. You don't grasp that by living in a bubble and having your information "fact-checked."
However I've been known to read the Epoch Times (wink wink) especially their health section (which by the way you can't post on this site, in fact you can't post any links by the Epoch Times here). <laughs>

Epoch Times gets some interesting stuff once in a while, I even see it on realclearpolitics which culls out crap

[Gobbler]

Try the NYSUN. I still read the WSJ but prefer more truthful news.

[Ralf001]

4 minutes ago, Gobbler said:

Don't you miss it? I always read a newspaper in the sauna except for the sport section. 

 

 

 

Nope, infact I rarely read news online too !

[Gobbler]

1 hour ago, dddave said:

When I was flying internationally twice a month, I used to look forward to snatching a free copy of "THE FINANCIAL TIMES" in the lounge or whilst boarding the aircraft.  It is consistently one of the most interesting and literate newspapers I have ever read.  Though geared to finance, it's coverage of a broad range of topics was always top-tier, especially the coverage of the arts.  There was always several hours of good reading to be had.

Unfortunately the subscription rate is geared towards the well heeled and out of my range.  I do miss it.

 

Is the online version so expensive?