Wikipedia in general is a decent source for clicking through lists of media in different countries[1], although bear in mind that some countries have better online news sites that aren't technically newspapers but do publish a lot of written content.
I am not aware of a full list of English language only papers, although it would be useful to have one. Usually when I am interested in a regional story I do the Wikipedia dance to find a couple of local outlets that are reporting on it. For getting alerted to the story in the first place it's good to subscribe to some global-oriented newsletters like the one from The Guardian's Global Development section, or Proximities[2] on Substack.
Wikipedia in general is a decent source for clicking through lists of media in different countries[1], although bear in mind that some countries have better online news sites that aren't technically newspapers but do publish a lot of written content.
I am not aware of a full list of English language only papers, although it would be useful to have one. Usually when I am interested in a regional story I do the Wikipedia dance to find a couple of local outlets that are reporting on it. For getting alerted to the story in the first place it's good to subscribe to some global-oriented newsletters like the one from The Guardian's Global Development section, or Proximities[2] on Substack.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandora_Papers#Participating_m...
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_newspapers
[2] https://proximities.substack.com/