Global news · Live media · 167 countries

See the world through its own media.

GNN Globe brings together news, live television, radio, newspaper front pages and books from around the world. Choose a country on the globe and discover what people there are reading, watching and hearing.

Free to use · No registration · Works in your browser

More than a news page

One globe. Many ways to understand a country.

Most news services decide what the world should look like before you arrive. GNN begins with a map and lets your curiosity decide where to go next.

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Local and international news

Open sources related to a country and follow current stories without losing the global view.

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Live TV and IPTV

Find television and live streams organized geographically, instead of searching through disconnected lists.

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Radio from around the world

Listen beyond borders and discover local voices, music and information from the country you selected.

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Today's newspaper covers

Compare what is making the front page in different parts of the world on the same day.

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Books and audiobooks

Move from the news of the moment to longer reading and listening, directly from the same environment.

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Search by subject

Look for a topic across text and audiovisual sources to see how it is being discussed in different places.

Made to be explored

Your starting point is already on the map.

GNN can identify your general location and position the globe near your country. It also remembers your last selection locally in your browser, so the next visit can continue where the previous one ended.

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Enter the globe

No account, profile or complicated setup. Open GNN in a modern browser on a computer, tablet or phone.

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Choose a country

Rotate the three-dimensional globe and select a destination. Geography becomes the natural menu.

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Choose the medium

From the country's menu, continue to news, television, radio, newspaper covers, books or subject search.

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Return without starting over

Your last country preference is kept in the browser's local storage technology, not in a user account.

The world is too large to be reduced to a single feed. GNN puts the map back in your hands.

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Questions

Before you open the globe.

Is GNN Globe free?

Yes. The public globe can be explored without payment or registration.

Do I need to install an application?

No. GNN runs in a modern web browser. When supported by your device, it can also be installed as a Progressive Web App for quicker access.

Does GNN publish all of this content?

GNN is a discovery interface that organizes access to sources and media available from different countries. Each source remains responsible for its own content and availability.

Why does GNN remember a country?

The last selected country is saved locally in your browser using IndexedDB. This makes returning to the globe more convenient without requiring an account.

Will every stream always work?

Availability depends on each external broadcaster or source and can vary by region, device or time. GNN cannot guarantee that every third-party stream remains continuously available.