> I follow (NYTimes, Wash Post, Guardian, BBC, FT, WSJ etc)<p>What's the point? They are all essentially the same news company. They push the same narrative and agenda. Just pick one and move on with your day.<p>The problem is that a lot of african, asian and south american news companies are created by, owned by or run by by westerners. And most of them, like the SCMP, were created by the west to push western propaganda. So essentially, you aren't getting african, asian and south american news. You are getting western propaganda about african, asian and south american news.<p>Also, africa, asia and south america are huge continents. I don't think there is such a thing called "african, asian and south american" news.<p>For geopolitical news, xinhua/cgtn for china, rt for russia, al jazeera, etc. They are all biased propaganda, just like the (NYTimes, Wash Post, Guardian, BBC, FT, WSJ etc), but you get a different biased perspective. I find that they are generally good at pointing each others lies.<p>> What news websites do you guys know/recommend to follow for news in these countries? Language would preferably be in English.<p>Why not just follow vlogs of countries you are interested? Or visit the countries you are interested in? Or find some forums/irc/etc of the countries you are interested in and talk directly to the people?<p>News, by and large, is a great waste of time. Most of it is toxic nonsense written by people who know nothing about the subject they are covering.