Changes to your regional Reuters.com experience

In early 2021, we are making some significant changes to Reuters.com to ensure its place as the premier global destination for trusted news and intelligence.

As the world’s largest multimedia news provider, Reuters offers unrivalled global and regional coverage. This will not change.

We are building a global site and, from January 7, 2021, will be redirecting users from some regional editions – such as br.reuters.com and fr.reuters.com – to www.Reuters.com. This will offer users a more consistent and higher quality experience, as many of our regional sites currently operate as automated news feeds, and we are making a wide range of improvements to Reuters.com. You can continue reading news coverage from your region in the English language on the global site.

This will not affect the way we cover the world – Reuters is committed to reporting from every corner of the globe in multiple languages and our journalistic resources are unchanged – it is just about how we present our news online.

This move will help us build a world-class destination for audiences worldwide and bring you the trusted, real-time news coverage that you have come to count on.

We hope you will join us. Please take a moment to review our FAQs and if you would like to get in touch with us, please contact our customer support team here.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Why am I being directed to Reuters.com?
  We will be launching a new global site in early 2021, which will offer users a more consistent and higher quality experience.

• Where can I find content from my region?
  You may access news coverage from your region from our World section on Reuters.com

• Where can I find news in my language?
  You will be able to read news coverage from your region in English language on our main website, Reuters.com. Reuters News Agency customers and media clients will continue receiving in-language services.