everytldr
Foreign news, summarised in your language
everytldr launched on July 19, 2026 with 12 votes, #1,321 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
everytldr helps you follow news written in languages you can't read. It collects articles from foreign outlets, writes concise AI summaries in your language (English and Korean today), sorts them by category, and always links back to the original source. Skim the feed, search by topic, and decide which stories deserve a deep read. Free, no sign-up — with anonymous likes and threaded comments for light discussion.
Read the world's headlines as TL;DR summaries in your language. everytldr turns foreign news into short, clear briefings, each linked to the original report.
Urban Rights and Community-Led Planning At the Common City Conference in Sweden, scholars and activists highlighted the urgent need to prioritize resident-led knowledge in urban planning. Kehinde A… A planning meeting and fundraising dinner will be held on Saturday, September 12, to support the fourth edition of the 'Three Days for Peace' event. Event Schedule Meeting: 6:00 PM at Casa Rossa (via privata Monte Lungo 2, Milan). Dinner: Starts around 8:00 PM. Cost: 20 euros per person, including drinks. Purpose: Proceeds will support the logistics for the main event. Main Event Details Dates: Friday, September 18 – Sunday, September 20. Venue: Centro Internazionale di Quartiere, via Fabio…from everytldr.com
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