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My Guardian - Your own custom feed of your favourite topics and writers, so you can follow the stories you care most about.
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The Guardian news app is free to download and offers you a beautiful, intuitive mobile experience – so you can read, watch and listen to our independent reporting whenever and wherever it suits you. Readers have a limited number of articles, which refreshes on a regular basis. If you’re a regular reader, you might consider subscribing. Subscribing gives you full access to Guardian articles in our app, so you can read quality, international journalism with no restrictions.
And, when you subscribe, you’ll unlock:
Unlimited reading in the app, with no subscription messages
Ad-free reading, for an uninterrupted experience
Offline reading – download articles to explore on the go
What’s more, subscribing to our news app is a great way to show your support for fearless, independent Guardian journalism. As a reader-funded news organisation, we rely on your funding to power our future. Thank you.
All content in the Guardian app is copyright Guardian News & Media 2025. All rights reserved.
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If you subscribe to the Guardian app, our subscription terms will also apply https://www.theguardian.com/info/2023/feb/24/the-guardian-news-app-terms-conditions. Your subscription will auto renew and you will be charged before the next renewal date unless you cancel.
Nouveautés de la dernière version de The Guardian - EU & World News (v13.31)
* Fixes a crash that could occur when viewing images from articles.
* Fixed a crash occurring for some users on app start.
* Fixes the Autoplay videos toggle within settings to ensure any changes are instantly reflected on the home screen.
* Fixes the Autoplay videos toggle within settings to ensure any changes are instantly reflected on the home screen.
* Networking performance improvements for articles.
* Fixes an issue where image gallery captions were sometimes formatted incorrectly.
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The Guardian - EU & World News : Abonnement, suppression de l'app et support iOS
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Maintenez appuyé l'icône de The Guardian - EU & World News sur l'écran d'accueil, choisissez Supprimer l'app puis Supprimer. Important : si vous avez un abonnement actif, il n'est pas annulé automatiquement lorsque vous supprimez l'app ; vous devez d'abord annuler l'abonnement en suivant les étapes ci-dessus.
Achats, remboursements et problèmes de facturation de The Guardian - EU & World News
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Répartition des avis de The Guardian - EU & World News
Sur les 50 derniers avis que nous affichons, 94 % sont positifs (4–5★) et 6 % négatifs (1–3★). Note globale sur l'App Store : 4.8 / 5
Avis et Notes Positifs de The Guardian - EU & World News
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Que ce soit au sujet de l’environnement, de la politique internationale ou de thématiques liées aux pays, les articles sont tous bien documentés . Malheureusement l’accès aux articles est à présent limité . Une souscription est demandée pour aider le journal , ce qui est normal, mais de ce fait certains lecteurs limiteront leur suivi quotidien et les partages d’articles sur les réseaux sociaux. Dommage. Autrement une très bonne application bien construite
Compliments
Merci pour vos articles pertinents, objectifs. Les reportages, les photos sont toujours percutants. Souvent j apprends plus que sur les médias français. Bravo à vos équipes
Excellente appli, fluide et très lisible. Journal entièrement gratuit avec de très bons articles, tous en libre accès. Possibilité de faire un don au Guardian, je le fais de temps en temps pour que puissent perdurer les quotidiens comme celui-ci, qui ont fait le choix de la gratuité totale.
Ce site est très bien !
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Je lis régulièrement Le Guardian mais je suis obligée de le faire sur le téléphone portable de mon mari. Mon mari est abonné, je devrais pouvoir moi-aussi bénéficier de son abonnement et pouvoir lire le Guardian directement sur mon téléphone personnel. Bien à vous
Merci de revenir à l’ancienne présentation. Le scrolling horizontal sur IPhone ne permet plus avoir une vue rapide des titres. Please go back to the previous version. Horizontal scrolling is just too much of a drag. Previously you could just scroll dozen quickly. Now for each section you also need to scroll horizontally in addition. This literally kills the flow.
Une appli complète, gratuite et sans pub invasive, et surtout une information de qualité.
Excellents articles et application très agréable Merci !
Enfin des articles non egocentrés sur un pays. The Guardian parle du monde et c’est bien.
Français vivant en France. Cette application est parfaite pour suivre la vie politique anglaise.... et les échecs (game).
Le Guardian en fait partie
The Guardian est ma principale source d'information. L'application est parfaitement efficace. Et le journal lui-même, parce qu'il défend avec talent et continuité ce qui compte le plus, fait honneur au journalisme.
L'application ne nous donne pas la possibilité de laisser des commentaires. Donc pas grand intérêt et particulièrement frustrant.
Une vraie couverture inter
Pour être informé des étapes du Brexit, mais aussi de la politique américaine sans barrière. De centre gauche.
Non seulement c’est un quotidien sérieux et bien foutu, mais leur modèle économique m’a séduit. Un pari sur un pacte intelligent entre journalistes et lecteurs
Journal très bien informé et très ouvert sur la Grande Bretagne bien sur mais aussi sur l’Europe et le reste du monde.
L appli eSt d excellente qualité : claire , ergonomique, intuitive et de bons contenus pour ne rien gâcher au plaisir
Un journal indépendant et fier de l’être. Les journalistes sans complaisance. Bien écrit même si ce journal une réputation de coquilles. Soutenez le.
Un grand merci pour des reportages originaux sur une grande variété de sujets tout autour de la planète
Exemplaire. La refonte de l’application est une véritable réussite: extrêmement claire, ergonomique, un vrai plaisir à lire.
Passionnant de suivre les rebondissements du Brexit au jour le jour vu du U.K. alors que l’on en parle assez feu en France.
Magnifique un excellent journal et c’est un français qui écrit
Une information toujours équilibrée et poussant le lecteur à réfléchir. Tout le contraire des réseaux sociaux. Merci
The Guardian app is by far one of the best and most comprehensive news apps: - the whole of its contents is free; - it’s articles are of high quality; - the presentation and ease of use are exemplary. L’app The Guardian est de loin une des meilleures et des plus complètes apps d’informations : - l’entièreté de ses contenus est gratuit ; - ses articles sont de grande qualité ; - sa présentation et sa simplicité d’utilisation sont exemplaires.
Le Guardian online avec son application très bien conçue est pour moi une source permanente d’éclaircissement du monde.
Un très bon journal et qui nous fait voyager sans avoir a prendre l’Eurostar.
Sauvez nous !
Mon journal préféré
Et en plus l'app est super stable même sur un vieil iPhone!
Le meilleur de la presse européenne. Concis, exhaustif, factuel, informé. What else?
Reading my old comment from years ago, I realise that every inconvenience was corrected quickly and this new app did not have them. It’s technically perfect, no glitches and no unintended behaviour. - I give it one star less now for the content. Nearly no article allows a reader discussion now, whilst the forum was an asset when I started reading the Guardian. I enjoy the new design, it's well done, modern and distinguishable from other newspapers. The pages are not crowded with decorations, so reading is easier if you do not see so well. I regret two things from the old app: if you download for offline reading, there are no longer snippets of reader comments at the bottom. Second, it seems you can't change the first articles on the home page, even if you can choose the rest of the chapters. The possibility to get a photo larger or several pictures for some articles is nice, the pictures look great on an iPhone screen. Personally, I'd prefer that the feature needs a definite click / touch. I often trigger it with a swipe by error. Overall: a great app, I'd say the best I have on my phone.
Having lived in the US, in the UK and now in France after several other countries, I really appreciate The Guardian for the bridge it offers across these three countries, as well as its broad reach over the world. For instance I had a hard time understanding where Donald Trump was finding his support when he was building up his electoral campaign until I read an article in The Guardian by a journalist who travelled in the South of the US and explored this very question. Meeting with four middle aged men in a coffee shop one of them explained " I have a dog that my neighbors consider vicious but when we go hunting he hunts for me." That said it all and to this day explains the ratings Trump keeps enjoying in the polls in spite of everything! Thank you.
The best paper I know
Regardless of one's political affiliations, The Guardian is worth supporting and contributing to as it is a rare and precious thing in this world of misinformation and distortion and prejudice: a genuinely independent voice, one of the very few in the world not owned by powerful business interests focused only on the maximisation of profit, and therefore free to pursue serious investigative journalism without interference. This is amply demonstrated by The Guardian's determination to remain free of a 'paywall' and thus available to a broad international readership (despite only a tiny fraction of its readers being prepared to actually make even a modest contribution in order to preserve their access to this valuable resource....). So..... please support The Guardian!
Keep going!
To me this is the only independent British paper. The others are owned by press oligarchs. The classic was the shift in newspapers viewpoints two weeks before the Brexit referendum. The Guardian tells the truth. It is truly independent and insightful. I like also the fact that on Flipboard and other apps, whilst other papers such as the Telegraph Times and NYTimes force you to sign up to read their articles. The guardian nicely asks for a donation. So those that cant afford it can still get independent unbiased news. I have now subscribed as I want to keep the Guardian going. It is the ONLY subscription I will pay for.
Before I retired I used to pay to read The Telegraph and not only it was money down the drain but their frequent racist and bigoted articles used to irritate me immensely. I have been reading The Guardian for a while now and as well as being freely available, it stands out as a beacon of intelligence, excellent journalism and a pleasure to read and be informed by. Thank you for allowing me to be one of your non-paying readers. Angela
The latest update has it that you cannot press your desired articles to save them for later any longer without having a pop-up menu coming out of nowhere that asks you whether you want to “save” or “share”. That’s extremely boring and annoying. Is there by any chance a means to de-update ? Any tips anyone ?
As a 50-year-old, I do not like using the small screen on my phone to read articles, but the Guardian app makes it rather pleasant. The content is, of course, always reliable, which is precious in those days of fake news, and the layout makes it a pleasant reading experience.
Please consider supporting it with a donation. (They don’t pay me to say that!) I do support them because they are simply amazing idealists with the power to change the world. Thank you ever so much to you for not having a pay wall. Thank you for amazing insights, beautiful photos, incredible podcasts. I am grateful for your ethics of journalism. And for the entertaining bits too.
Amazing !
This is a great paper - a credit to journalism. It has one fault however - the Guardian is not so liberal as to not sneer on anyone who doesn’t hold to its world view. It also has a lot of click bait opinion pieces that get tiresome. But it is independently funded so can be courageous about truth. It has broken stories other papers wouldn’t touch.
I read the Guardian because I have real confidence that they try to be honest in their reporting, although I also know that I have never ever read a report in any paper, about a story I really know about, to be a hundred percent accurate. For me the guardian’s weakness might be to have a bit too many opinion writers endlessly going on about racism.
Thank you and congratulations for your accuracy, reliability and open-mindedness. You make the world clearer, and by valuing knowledge and analysis, you remind me that in the hectic world we live in (and that you help us understand), there are caring, intelligent and responsible human beings. You are my reference and the one I recommend to all my students, Isabelle Roy, English teacher in France
Excellent daily ! Highly recommended
Avis et Notes Négatifs de The Guardian - EU & World News
The Guardian is putting my subscription through a huge increase from 61,99€ to 94,99€ and, to make matters even worse, still doesn’t support Apple’s Family Sharing mechanism so that I could share it with my spouse. I’m cancelling my subscription (heartbroken) and will see how it goes. Too bad for The Guardian that they will lose the 15% discounted distribution fee for recurring subscriptions, which would revert to 30% if I subscribe again, but you had it coming. Also the requirement to sign in now, so that The Guardian and advertising partners can track readers, is an indignity. Any published article about defending privacy against corporations, not to mention the mere memory of Glen Greenwald, is just a joke as the Guardian is adopting the tracking tactics of Big Tech.
I’ve loved this app for 10 years and have had no issues up till now. Some bugs have recently appeared, especially with the share and save buttons , that I was told could not be fixed because I’m using an older version of the app — my phone being too old to support ios15. I understand this decision to not accommodate all phones but it’s still frustrating to me personally. I teach a class on news and refer to the guardian extremely often in class so was used to sharing articles with students.
Un peu trop de prêchi-prêcha et de bonnes intentions et pas assez d’analyse



