The big news lately has been the decline of the newspaper business in the United States.  Many newspapers have all together shut their doors and stopped printing.  Most other newspapers are at least struggling. 

While I admit, the Kindle is not the cure all for the newspaper business, it does provide an alternative and viable way to read a newspaper.  The Amazon Kindle currently offers subscriptions for 37 newspapers around the world.  Most being from the larger cities in the United States, however some come from Nations and Cities abroad.

Let’s take a look at what Newspapers the Kindle offers that aren’t printed in English.  There are 5 papers not printed in English, however I included the Shanghai Daily in this list because of the foreign nature of it.

Le Monde

Le Monde is the de facto newspaper of France, therefore written in the French language.  This newspaper has been in circulation since 1944 and continues to have success in France.  Though circulation has been dropping since 2002, they have seen increased use of their online content.

Frankfurter Allgemeine

The Frankfurter Allgemeine is the most popular newspaper in circulation in Germany.  They have over 1 million daily readers and have a large following outside of Germany.  Founded in 1949.  The newspaper is printed in German.

Shanghai Daily

The Shanghai Daily comes from China is, for the most part, business oriented.  The newspapers is sent to your Kindle in English.  This is one of only 2 newspapers in China printed in English and caters to English speaking travelers and Chinese residents who wish to learn / study English as a second language.

Les Echos

Les Echos is the premier financial publication of France, printed in French.  It is the first daily publication in France and was founded in 1908.  This, like all newspapers for the Kindle, come with a 14 day free trial.

Handelsblatt

Handelsblatt is the leading financial publication in Germany. Founded in 1946 and printed in German, the Handelsblatt has become known for its critical reporting.  This newspaper is printed every trading day, Monday through Friday.

Corriere Della Sera

The Corriere Della Sera is most famous and important newspaper in Italy.  Founded in 1876 and still printed in Milan.  This newspaper covers all aspects of Italian life.  Offering sections on culture, opinion, sport, business, events, entertainment, and current trends.

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