International Newsstream is a global news database that provides full-text access to more than 800 of the world’s major newspapers. It includes current reporting and archives that span decades, with coverage from newswires, journals, and respected international publishers. Readers can follow global developments, compare perspectives across regions, and explore country-specific reporting. With searchable topics and flexible filters, International Newsstream is ideal for students, travellers, expats, and anyone seeking a broader view of world events.
Quick-Start Guide
- Go to the ORL website and open Online Resources.
- Select International Newsstream.
- Sign in with your library card if prompted.
- Enter keywords or a publication name in the search bar.
- Use filters to limit results by full text, date, publication, or region.
- Open articles to read online, save, email, or cite.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What newspapers are included in International Newsstream?
A: The database includes more than 800 international publications, such as The Guardian, The Times (London), The Bangkok Post, El Norte, Financial Times, Sydney Morning Herald, Times of India, and many others.
Q: What types of content can I access?
A: International Newsstream provides newspapers, newswires, news journals, radio and television transcripts, blogs, and podcasts.
Q: How far back do the archives go?
A: Archives vary by publication, with many titles offering decades of historical coverage.
Q: Can I limit results to full-text articles?
A: Yes. Use the Full Text filter before or after searching to view only articles with complete text available.
Q: Is this resource useful for academic research?
A: Yes. International Newsstream is widely used for studying global affairs, business environments, regional politics, and international perspectives.
Q: Can I save or share articles?
A: Articles include tools for saving, citing, printing, or emailing.