What news websites do you guys know/recommend to follow for news in these countries? Language would preferably be in English.
Ask HN: What Are Some Good African, Asian, South American News Websites?
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#4For Asian regional news in English I'd recommend Southern China Morning Post. It's based out of Hong Kong and still independent from the CCP's grasp (for now).
I often stumble across their articles, and often they are quite good. I'd be interested to hear more about their politics and biases so I know better how interpret their coverage. Is there a Western source they would be considered to be aligned with, or are they unique?
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#7Their coverage of the middle-East is likely to be biased by their Qatari ownership, but they cover major world stories neglected by the Western press. More details about their potential bias here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Jazeera_controversies_and_c....
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#8Al Jazeera should definitely be on your list for non-Western coverage: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/ Their coverage of the middle-East is likely to be biased by their Qatari ownership, but they cover major world stories neglected by the Western press. More details about their potential bias here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Jazeera_controversies_and_c... .
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#10I would recommend the Economist for well-written world news. It's not free, but well worth paying for. https://www.economist.com/