Belgium:

De Morgen, De Standaard, Gazet van Antwerpen Kempen; Antwerpen Mechelen, Antwerpen Metropool Noord; Antwerpen Metropool Stad; Antwerpen Metropool Zuid; Antwerpen Wass & Dender; Het Belang van Limburg, Het Laatste Nieuws, Het Nieuwsblad,  Metro (Dutch Edition), Metro (French Edition)

The China Daily European Weekly and International Herald Tribune are also listed among the Belgian newspapers.

Germany:

Abendzeitung München, Alt-Neuöttinger Allgemeine, Burghauser Anzeiger, Chemnitzer Morgenpost, Deggendorfer Zeitung, Der Bayerwald-Bote, Der Tagesspiegel, Drednser Morgenpost, Grafenauer Anzeiger, Hamburger Morgenpost, HNA Frankenberger Allgemeine, HNA Fritzlar-Homberger Allgemeine, HNA Hofgeismarer Allgemeine, HNA Kassel-Mitte, HNA Kassel-Nord, HNA-Kassel-Ost, HNA-Kassel Süd, HNA Melsunger Allgemeine, HNA Mündener Allgemeine, HNA Northelmer Neuste Nachrichten, HNA Rotenburg-Bebraer Allgemeine, HNA Schwälmer Allgemeine, HNA Sollinger Allgemeine, HNA Waldeckische Allgemeine, HNA Withenhäuser Allgemeine, HNA Wolfhager Allgemeine, Landauer Neue Presse, Morgenpost am Sonntag (Chemnitz), Morgenpost am Sonntag (Dresden), Osterhofener Zeitung, Passauer Neue Presse (Freyau-Grafenau; Rottaler Zeitung für Pfarrkirchen – Simbacher Nachrichten; Rottaler Zeitung – Niederbayerische Zeitung), Plattlinger Zeitung, Rheinische Post, Rottaler Anzeiger, Viechtacher Bayerwald-Bote, Vilshofener Anzeiger.

Personally, I would find it  great if PressReader could include Die Welt, Die Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Die Süddeutsche and other major German newspapers.

France

Air and Cosmos, Air Fan, Aujourd’hui en France, Escalade Mag, Infrarouge, L’Equipe, La Tribune, La Tribune Lyon, La Tribune Hebdomadaire, Le Figaro Magazine, Le Journal du Dimanche, Le Monde, Le Parisien (Essonne; Hauts de Seine; Oise; Paris; Seine et Marne; Seine Saint Denis; Val d’Oise; Val de Marne; Yvelines), Le Revenu – Hebdo Bourse, Le Revenu – Mensuel Place, Madame Figaro, Magazine M, Metro France (Bordeaux; Côte d’Azur; Grande Est; Languedoc; Lille; Paris; Provence; Rhône Alpes; Toulouse).

Italy

Libero, Il Tempo – Nazionale, Il Tempo –Roma, Il Tempo – Abruzzo.

Unfortunately, you don’t find the Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, La Gazzetta dello Sport, La Stampa, Corriere dello Sport, Leggo, Il Messaggero, Il Sole 24 Ore, Tuttosport, il Mattino, La Nazione, Il Tirreno, La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno, il Giornale, il Giorno etc.

Netherlands

Metro Holland (Amsterdam), Metro Holland (Holland) and Metro Holland (Rotterdam)

Unfortunately you can’t find the Telegraaf, NRC Handelsblad, Algemeen Dagblad, Nederlands Dagblad, de Volkskrant, de Pers, Trouw, Het Financieele Dagblad or Reformatorisch Dagblad nor any other regional or local newspapers.

Switzerland

20 Minuten (Basel; Bern; Luzern, St. Gallen; Zurich), 20 Minuti, Basler Zeitung, Finanz und Wirtschaft,  Neue Zürcher Zeitung, NZZ am Sonntag.

Unfortunately you won’t find the Tagesanzeiger, Berner Zeitung, Der Bund, Neue Luzerner Zeitung, St. Galler Tagblatt, TagesWoche, Tessiner Zeitung, WoZ, Le Matin, 24 Heures, Le Temps, Tribune de Genève or Corriere del Ticino.

You can also find Business Mir and the Herald Tribune among the newspapers for Switzerland.

United Kingdom

Adviser Evolution, Art Wall Magazine, Belfast Telegraph, Blackpool Gazette, Corporate Adviser, Daily Express, Daily Express Weekend, Daily Mail, Daily Star, Daily Star Weekend, Employee Benefits, Evening Express (City Final), Evening Express (Extra Edition), Evening Telegraph (Late Extra), Evening Times, Fund Strategy, Halifax Courier, I (from The Independent), International Herald Tribune, Irish Daily Mail, JC Magazine, Kent Messenger Maidstone, Kentish Express Ashford & District, Kentish Gazette Canterburry and Destrict, Lancashire Evening Post, Late Tackle, Logistics Manager, London Evening Standard, London Evening Standard, Marketing Week, Midweek Sport, Money Marketing, Mortgage Strategy, Northants Evening Telegraph, Process Engineering, Scotland on Sunday, Scottish Daily Mail, Sportcal, Sunday Herald, Sunday Sport, Sunderland Echo, The Church of England, The Courier & Advertiser (several editions), The Cricket Paper, The Football Leage Paper, The Guardian, The Guardian Weekly, The Herald, The Independent, The Independent on Sunday, The Irish Mail on Sunday, The Jewish Chronicle, The Mail on Sunday, The Non-League Paper, The Northampton Chronicle & Echo, The Observer, The Petersborough Evening, The Press and Journal (Aberdeen; Highlands & Islands; Inverness; Moray; North-East), The Rugby Paper, The Scarborough Evening, The Scotsman, The Scottish Mail on Sunday, The Sunday Post (Central Edition; Dundee; Inverness; Newcastle), Weekend Sport, Wigan Evening Post, Yorkshire Post.

You can also find the Magazines that come with some of these newspapers (I didn’t list them up for obvious reasons of space), like the ES (Evening Standard) Homes and Property or all the adds with the Guardian (Cook, Discover Europe, Eastern Horizons, Explore a world of culture, Family, Film and Music, G2 etc.)

In addition to these national newspapers you can also find: China Daily European Weekly, Mann Jitt Weekly, Russian Mind, Russkaya Mysl, The Zimbabwean among the newspapers for the United Kingdom.

Sinterklaas (also known as Sint Nicolaas or Sint Nikolaas, Saint Nicolas in French, Sankt Nikolaus in German) is the traditional Winter holiday figure celebrated in the Low Countries, including the Netherlands, Belgium, as well as French Flanders (Lille) and Artois (Arras).

Well, even if he is celebrated on December the 5th or 6th, he  traditionally arrives in the Netherlands each year end November. Usually he comes by steamboat (stoomboot) from Spain together with his assistants, the Zwarte Pieten, and his horse, Amerigo.

He  parades through the streets, welcomed by cheering and singing children. You can follow this event live on national television in the Netherlands and Belgium. The Zwarte Pieten throw candy and small, round, gingerbread-like cookies, either “kruidnoten” or “pepernoten” into the crowd. The children welcome him by singing traditional Sinterklaas songs. You can find the songs online on several sites.

The following days Sinterklaas visits schools, hospitals and shopping malls etc. All towns with a dock celebrate their own intocht van Sinterklaas (arrival of Sinterklaas) and several local arrivals take place later on the same Saturday of the national arrival, the following Sunday (the day after he arrives in the Netherlands or Belgium), or one weekend after the national arrival. In places a boat cannot reach, Sinterklaas arrives by train, horse, or even carriage or fire truck.

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