r/world

This subreddit is all about staying current. Share the latest international stories making waves today. Articles should focus on recent events, ideally within the past two weeks. Older news is only welcome if it has a major new update or a fresh angle that brings it back into relevance.

Keep the feed filled with relevant stories that matter. We’re here for the impactful, the breaking, and the noteworthy—not the trivial stuff that barely scratches the surface.

We’re big fans of free speech and open conversations, so bring your viewpoints. We just ask that it’s done with respect. Diverse opinions are welcome, as long as it’s respectful and focused on the news.

Let’s keep things real: titles should be exactly what’s on the article. No spin, no opinions, no clickbait. If it doesn’t say it in the headline, we don’t want it here. Adding opinions, clickbait language, or misleading edits to titles can distort the story’s context, so stick to the original wording.

Share content from reputable and well-established outlets. Avoid fringe sites or agenda-driven blogs—stick to sources known for accuracy and editorial standards.

We’re talking trusted sources only—the type that checks their facts and keeps it professional. Think of outlets with editors and reputations, not fringe sites or random bloggers with an agenda. We encourage sharing articles from trusted and well-established news organizations.

We love the news, just not repeats of the same story. Give the page a quick scroll before posting to make sure you’re not echoing what’s already been shared. If it’s already here, maybe add any unique insights in the comments.

This isn’t an ad board, so leave self-promotion at the door. We’re here for genuine news and solid discussion—anything that feels like spam or promotion will be shown the door. Posts should focus on contributing to the conversation around current news. Avoid sharing personal content, promotional links, or unrelated posts.