European News -- in English: News Sources Covering Europe

Search for a specific title or, to see what is available, by country, select Menu> All Sources> Category (News)> Jurisdiction (International) > Europe. Please note: Dates of coverage will vary widely. Click the "i" icon to see dates of coverage for each source. Includes Agence France Presse.

Database. The Newsstand section on the default home page of Factiva shows the last two weeks of the following news sources—every article, plain text (no graphics)—The New York Times, Wall Street Journal (U.S. edition, Europe edition, and Asia edition), Washington Post, Investor’s Business Daily, and the BBC.

Continuously updated. Articles provide analysis of trends and events in international affairs. Published entirely online, WPR's original articles are written by a network of analysts, journalists, and scholars. Articles cover diplomacy, military affairs, energy, economics and related subjects.

The Library provides free online access. From the catalog record, follow the link to set up your free account. All faculty, students, and staff have access.The default edition is the “International Edition.” You can switch to the UK Edition on the ft.com homepage.

The Student Assembly has purchased access for all Cornell undergraduates only. Sign up for access.
Graduate students, faculty and staff can get an education discount.
Articles from the NYTimes can also be accessed via two Cornell databases -- Factiva and Nexis Uni.

Available to all faculty, students, and staff at Cornell. To register, select your account type from the dropdown menu, add a password, and agree to the Privacy Policy.

There is no longer an educational discount for the WashingtonPost.
Free access is limited to 20 articles per month for nonsubscribers. Alternatives: Online access to color PDFs of the print Washington Post for the last 90 days (except Sunday): Library Press Display.
Articles from the last 2 weeks in plain text format: Factiva’s Newsstand page.

Round-the-clock monitoring of TV, radio, press, internet and news agencies from around the world from primarily open media sources.
Ability to provide "the words as spoken" -- accurate and impartial translations of what leading figures have said
Access via the Factiva database
From the Factiva home page navigation bar, open Search.
Enter BBC Monitoring for Source.