German websites for news
Here are some popular German news websites:
- Spiegel Online (www.spiegel.de): A leading online news magazine that covers politics, business, culture, and more.
- Deutsche Welle (www.dw.com): A government-funded international broadcaster that provides news in German and other languages.
- Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (www.faz.net): A conservative-leaning newspaper that covers national and international news.
- Süddeutsche Zeitung (www.sueddeutsche.de): A liberal-leaning newspaper that covers politics, culture, and more.
- Bild (www.bild.de): A popular tabloid newspaper that focuses on celebrity news, sports, and entertainment.
- Die Zeit (www.zeit.de): A weekly news magazine that covers politics, culture, and society.
- Tagesschau (www.tagesschau.de): A public broadcaster that provides news in German and other languages.
- Handelsblatt (www.handelsblatt.com): A business newspaper that covers economics, finance, and politics.
- Die Welt (www.welt.de): A conservative-leaning newspaper that covers national and international news.
- taz (www.taz.de): A left-leaning newspaper that covers politics, culture, and society.
- FAZ.NET (www.faz.net): The online version of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, with a focus on politics, business, and culture.
- Stern (www.stern.de): A popular news magazine that covers politics, culture, and entertainment.
- Focus (www.focus.de): A news magazine that covers politics, business, and culture.
- B.Z. (www.bz-berlin.de): A Berlin-based newspaper that covers local and national news.
- Rheinische Post (www.rp-online.de): A regional newspaper that covers news from North Rhine-Westphalia.
These are just a few examples of the many German news websites available. You can also try searching for news in specific regions or cities, such as Berlin, Munich, or Hamburg.