The European Correspondent app analytics for January 27

Our team of journalists will tell you what an (exceptionally well-informed) friend from that country would tell you: Only the most important and interesting stories from across the continent. We cover the big societal challenges, political shifts, and ideas that impact all our lives, such as the fight against the climate crisis, the rise of the far-right or addressing migration. And some stories are about culture, history, or delightful things we think you would enjoy. Who we are We are not-for-profit – our community comes first. The European Correspondent does journalism relevant to people from Lisbon to Helsinki and Edinburgh to Istanbul. We want to be a place where people can come together to read, think and act together. What we do is a work in progress, and we don't expect to reach a final version soon. Together with you, we want to develop the future of European journalism. Why should you care about European journalism? The smartest ideas and people rarely come from our home country. The decade-defining events usually happen elsewhere. But their impact is felt across Europe. To understand the challenges of our time we have to look beyond borders. But today, no truly European media outlet exists – we are here to change that! What we offer Enjoy your daily dose of European journalism directly from our app. Simple, free, and easy to navigate. Our daily edition: Every day you’ll get an overview of a different region in Europe. And with every story we offer a short comment from our correspondent with the context needed to understand the story. Europe in data: Are you wondering about gender equality in European politics? Who has the strongest passport in Europe? Which region emits the most greenhouse gases? Every day, our data team creates a data visualisation to help you cut through the noise. Listen to our journalism: We create an audio version of every story we write, directly available in the app. We hope you enjoy it! Read The European Correspondent now – it’s free!