World news is a type of information that is gathered and presented from across the globe. It may be local, national, international, or political.

World news refers to news that is published in newspapers, radio and television that covers global or foreign events. Historically, it was often written in the form of an article that lays out facts in a sterile, noncommittal manner, leaving the reader to decide what is true and what is not.

In the modern age, most news is produced by major media organizations and sold to other newspapers and other outlets through wire services. In addition, individuals, corporations, government agencies, and intelligence agencies subscribe to these news agencies.

The main objective of news reporting is to provide unbiased information that does not favor one side over the other. Some countries impose constraints on journalists that limit bias in their reporting.

Newspapers normally place hard news stories on the first pages of their publication, so that busy readers can read only those stories that are most important to them. This enables them to focus on the news that is most relevant to their own life or work, while also giving them a chance to learn about other people’s lives around the globe.

News values are the norms of journalism that journalists are expected to adhere to, which entails reporting all the “Five Ws” (who, what, when, where, why). These standards are used to produce a consistent and accurate product, and often determine how and where the news is presented.