Keeping up with the news in Germany

Reading a daily newspaper is a must.Then of course ,watching the news on TV. the radio when I am driving.

I subscribe to the local newspaper, which I find very important for notices about various local events and announcements, and I read some news online. We watch the Morgenmagazin and the evening news when we're home. There's a Wochenblatt delivered every week with an insert for our tiny village, so I feel informed about what's going on around me.

I listen to my own music while driving, but the Verkehrsfunk that breaks in is important - and sometimes funny! Once we heard that an ostrich had escaped from a zoo in the area, and its partner was missing him. If any drivers spotted him, they were asked to call the police.

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Shakeel Ahmad

Are there any quality English newspapers in Munich that one can subscribe to?

Hi everyone! I can say from my bad  experience with media I do not trust any mainstream sources in any country. That is why I use only Internet and am exploring news from many different places and languages, especially English but also I translate news which I do not understand. Then I can have better view on what is going on in the world. I discovered how differently the same news are discribed in different sources. It was a shock for me. So I started to be afraid of my "free thinking". I am now very carefull WHAT I read or watch.  Mainstream media try to "form our minds and lead us" and I want to avoid this. I prefer to create my own more scientific and analitic point of view. Besides I stoped watching TV when I realised how much time of my life I lost to watch useless and noisy advertisements. :-)