World News 206・Translation app analytics for August 22

The newspaper app that translates 3,000+ newspapers from 206 countries into your language — instantly, with one tap. No language barriers, just the world's front pages. BBC, Le Monde, Al Jazeera, The Times of India, El País, Der Spiegel — open any front page and read it in your own language. Switch between the original and translation freely. The world's primary sources at your fingertips. ■ On-Device & Offline Translation runs on your device — no browser, no copy-paste. Download your languages once in Settings, then keep reading even without a connection. ■ 206 Countries. 3,000+ Newspapers. The largest newspaper collection in any app — major outlets like the Financial Times, The Guardian, and Corriere della Sera alongside local papers from Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. Find the stories your media skips. ■ Government, Embassy & Official Sources More than the press. Open each country's official government portal and foreign-ministry page — translated like any article. Check visa rules, travel and safety guidance, and official announcements straight from the source, not a summary. ■ My Sources Add your own links — news sites, government pages, embassies, anything — and organize them by country. Turn the app into your personal dashboard for the places that matter to you, all readable in your language. ■ One-Tap Translation Tap an article, read it translated. Tap again, see the original. Perfect for: - Comparing how different countries cover the same event - Language learners reading real journalism (not textbooks) - Professionals who need the source, not a summary ■ Smart Theme Presets Curated collections let you jump straight into a topic — World Economy, Geopolitics, Tech, Sports, and more. Each preset pulls the most relevant papers from around the world, so you spend time reading, not searching. ■ Favorites & Reading History Build your morning routine: bookmark BBC for breakfast, Le Monde for lunch, Nikkei for the evening. Full reading history keeps every article a tap away. ■ Simple & Instant No complicated setup. Just open the app and start reading the world. Built for: • Investors checking how Tokyo, London, and São Paulo covered the same market move • Business professionals reading local press before a meeting with overseas partners • Language learners who want real articles, not AI-generated practice sentences • Journalists and researchers cross-referencing international coverage on breaking stories • Anyone tired of seeing the world through a single country's lens The world has 206 front pages today. How many will you read?