IntNews - World News app analytics for August 31

IntNews is a free news app that brings hundreds of trusted news sources and TV channels from around the world into one clean feed, and translates any story into your language with a single tap. No account, no sign-up, no ads in the news feed. Most of us read the world through one country's lens. IntNews is built to widen it: follow the countries you care about, see how each one is reporting the same event, and read all of it in the language you think in. What you get - News from countries across every part of the world - follow one or follow them all - Hundreds of local news sites and TV channels in a single news feed - One-tap translation: read any article in your own language - The same story from several outlets, grouped so you can compare the coverage - Keyword alerts for breaking news on the subjects you follow - Topic filters: politics, business, tech, sports, world, health, science, entertainment - News videos from newsrooms around the world - Save stories and read them later - The Brief: a short world digest, written twice a day - Reading stats that are calculated on your device - 22 interface languages Read the world in your own language Translation is part of every headline and every article, not an afterthought. Tap once and a report from a German, Japanese or Brazilian newsroom becomes readable, in your language, with the original source always one tap away. It turns international news from something you skim into something you actually read. Compare how different countries cover the same story When a big story breaks, IntNews groups the reports about it from different outlets and different countries. You see the headlines side by side, notice what each newsroom leads with and what it leaves out, and draw your own conclusions. That comparison is the whole point of this news app. Countries covered United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Greece, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, Türkiye, Armenia, United Arab Emirates, Morocco, Iran, India, Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Australia, Mexico, Brazil. New countries are added regularly. Privacy by default IntNews works without an account, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log in to. Your reading history stays on your phone, your reading stats are worked out on the device, and none of it is sold or shared with anyone. Free, with an optional upgrade Reading is free and there are no ads in the news feed. IntNews Premium is optional: it removes the daily translation limit and opens the full Brief archive. Setting up takes about a minute: choose your countries, choose your topics, and your news feed is ready. Questions or feedback: intnews.app@gmail.com https://intnews.app Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://intnews.app/en/privacy