News Sources

World News in English
Aggregator of links to worldwide news outlets in English.
World-Newspapers.com
A librarian-approved web aggregator of online newspapers from around the world.
Online Newspapers.com
This website collects various international newspaper sources.

Nexis Uni This link opens in a new window
1) click "news" in the header bar at the top; in the new search bar that appears, type in your keyword(s) and click the magnifying glass "search" icon
2) once you have your results, in the grey sidebar on the left, go to “source location” and select the continent/region of your country → then the country you’re studying
3) from the "source type" options on the left, choose "newspapers"
4) you may need to narrow your search further; on the left, go to “Search Within Results” - you can modify your results by “including” or “excluding” different words
5) you can easily see how long each article is by noting the word count in the results list

ALSO: Narrow to "Newspapers" under "Publication Type"

If you are not on campus and are never on campus (distance learners, international students, or upperclass students with mostly online courses), we've created a generic username/password for you to use, so that you'll be able to access NexisUni as well.

From off-campus, USE THIS LINK to access Nexis Uni.

Username - TredwayLibrary

PW - NexisUniCOVID-19

Google News

Google News

Google News does a good job of aggregating local news (and relevant national and global news), but makes it very difficult to construct a search for news sources in English in other countries! But if you're willing to dig a bit, you will be able to find some useful information. (Hopefully.)

From the Google News homepage (linked above), try the following:

Click the "Settings" gear icon, then "Language & Region"
Type in your country, and even if it is just in the language of your country - which you may not speak! - click "Update"
In a separate window, figure out how to write your keyword in the language of your country; copy it and paste it into the seach box, then search
Google Translate should pop up and offer to translate the new Google Search page for you this will give you enough information to be able to figure out what you're looking at (i.e., which sites are news, which are newswires/aggregates, and which aren't relevant)
Choose a likely source and explore it - making use of the lateral reading strategies we discussed in class (see link to video at the bottom of this page)

Link for Class

https://checkology.org/demo/lesson/b2e21c9dc664ded6b5213e33db45297a33ce8251