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As of March 2013, [[Wikimedia Meta-Wiki]] indicates that there are {{WMF-Meta|Wikinews#Wikinews Statistics|33 Wikinews versions}} in different [[:Category:Wiki Language|languages]], with the [[Serbian Wikinews|Serbian]] version being the largest with over 70,000 articles, followed by the [[English Wikinews|English]] version just shy of 20,000 articles.  New language versions are added when there is significant support for said language.  Meta-Wiki historical article {{WMF-Meta|new language pre-launch}} documents the evolution of some of the various language versions of Wikinews, and Meta-Wiki {{WMF-Meta|requests for new languages}} illustrates the process for all Wikimedia Foundation projects.  Just like the convention of other WMF projects such as [[:Category:Wikipedia|Wikipedia]], each Wikinews language version is a sub-domain under the <tt>Wikinews.org</tt> domain.  The [[Japanese Wikinews]], for example, is at <tt><nowiki>https://Ja.Wikinews.org</nowiki></tt>.[https://Meta.Wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikinews#Internationality]
As of March 2013, [[Wikimedia Meta-Wiki]] indicates that there are {{WMF-Meta|Wikinews#Wikinews Statistics|33 Wikinews versions}} in different [[:Category:Wiki Language|languages]], with the [[Serbian Wikinews|Serbian]] version being the largest with over 70,000 articles, followed by the [[English Wikinews|English]] version just shy of 20,000 articles.  New language versions are added when there is significant support for said language.  Meta-Wiki historical article {{WMF-Meta|new language pre-launch}} documents the evolution of some of the various language versions of Wikinews, and Meta-Wiki {{WMF-Meta|requests for new languages}} illustrates the process for all Wikimedia Foundation projects.  Just like the convention of other WMF projects such as [[:Category:Wikipedia|Wikipedia]], each Wikinews language version is a sub-domain under the <tt>Wikinews.org</tt> domain.  The [[Japanese Wikinews]], for example, is at <tt><nowiki>https://Ja.Wikinews.org</nowiki></tt>.[https://Meta.Wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikinews#Internationality]
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*[[Kiwix]]
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*[https://www.Wikinews.org www.Wikinews.org] — Wikinews [[:Category:Portal|portal]] to all language versions
*[https://www.Wikinews.org www.Wikinews.org] — Wikinews [[:Category:Portal|portal]] to all language versions
*{{WMF-Meta|Wikinews}} — Meta.Wikimedia.org at [[Wikimedia Meta-Wiki]]
*{{WMF-Meta|Wikinews}} — Meta.Wikimedia.org at [[Wikimedia Meta-Wiki]]
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*[https://Twitter.com/Wikinews Twitter feed for Wikinews]
*[https://Twitter.com/Wikinews Twitter feed for Wikinews]
*[[Everything2:Wikinews|Wikinews]] — Everything2.com at [[Everything2]] – a personal commentary by Tempestas on Wikinews policies and issues
*[[Everything2:Wikinews|Wikinews]] — Everything2.com at [[Everything2]] – a personal commentary by Tempestas on Wikinews policies and issues
*[[Archive.org:20220423061651/https://www.Alexa.com/siteinfo/wikinews.org|Wikinews.org site info]]<sup>[dead link]</sup> — from Alexa.com, archived snapshot on 2022-04-23, via [[Archive.org]]
*[[Archive.org:20220423061651/https://www.Alexa.com/siteinfo/wikinews.org|Wikinews.org site info]] — from Alexa.com, archived snapshot on 2022-04-23, via [[Archive.org]]
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;<big><big>All [[:Category:Wikinews|Wikinews]] wiki sites in these [[:Category:Wiki Language|languages]]: </big><sup>([[Template:Wikinews|view]] / [[edit:Template:Wikinews|edit]] / [[Template talk:Wikinews|talk]])</sup></big><br>
;<big><big>All [[:Category:Wikinews|Wikinews]] wiki sites in these [[:Category:Wiki Language|languages]]: </big><sup>([[Template:Wikinews|view]] / [[edit:Template:Wikinews|edit]] / [[Template talk:Wikinews|talk]])</sup></big><br>

Revision as of 16:42, 17 December 2022


Wikinews early draft logo
Wikinews current base skeleton logo

Wikinews is a collection of wiki sites which present up-to-date, relevant, newsworthy and entertaining content; without bias, with content that is written by the volunteer Wikinews editors. A linguistic 'project' of the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF), all textual content is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license (CC-BY 2.5), which makes the Wikinews content perpetually available for free redistribution and use.

As of March 2013, Wikimedia Meta-Wiki indicates that there are 33 Wikinews versions in different languages, with the Serbian version being the largest with over 70,000 articles, followed by the English version just shy of 20,000 articles. New language versions are added when there is significant support for said language. Meta-Wiki historical article new language pre-launch documents the evolution of some of the various language versions of Wikinews, and Meta-Wiki requests for new languages illustrates the process for all Wikimedia Foundation projects. Just like the convention of other WMF projects such as Wikipedia, each Wikinews language version is a sub-domain under the Wikinews.org domain. The Japanese Wikinews, for example, is at https://Ja.Wikinews.org.[1]

See also
External links

Template:Wikistats 2.2-project


All Wikinews wiki sites in these languages: (view / edit / talk)

10,000+: Deutsch (de), English (en), Français (fr), Polski (pl), Serbian (sr)
1,000+: العربية / Arabic (ar), Catalan (ca), Chinese (zh), Czech (cs), Greek (el), Español (es), Persian (fa), Finnish (fi), עברית / Hebrew (he), Italiano (it), Japanese (ja), Nederlands (nl), Português (pt), Română (ro), Russian (ru), Swedish / Svenska (sv), Tamil (ta), Turkish (tr)
100+: Albanian (sq), Български / Bulgarian (bg), Bosnian (bs), Esperanto (eo), Hungarian (hu), Korean (ko), Norsk (no), Sindhi (sd), ไทย / Thai (th), Ukrainian (uk)


To not include articles which use this template into category: Wikinews (and all other standard categories for articles only), type (or copy and paste) {{Wikinews|cat=no}} as a parameter before }}

Related templates
  • Template: Wn — a template which creates an interwiki link to any article on any Wikinews wiki site
  • Template: SeeWn — a template which creates an indented 'see also' message to any article on any Wikinews wiki site