The New York Times
OfficialFull NYT edition over Tor, unaffected by regional blocks.
www.nytimesn…iiyd.onionOpenInternational newsrooms with an .onion mirror for readers in censored regions.
Major newsrooms run official .onion mirrors so readers in countries where their sites are blocked — Russia, Iran, China, Belarus, many more — can still read the reporting without their local network operator seeing what they opened. The Tor mirror is end-to-end encrypted to the newsroom's own server, which means no exit-node interception and no DNS leak either. Every entry below is an address the newsroom has itself published, either in their help pages or in a signed announcement.
8 listings · Last reviewed April 20, 2026
Full NYT edition over Tor, unaffected by regional blocks.
www.nytimesn…iiyd.onionOpenBBC's global coverage on its Tor mirror for readers in restricted networks.
www.bbcnewsd…5uqd.onionOpenUK newsroom's official Tor mirror, launched alongside BBC and NYT.
www.guardian…prid.onionOpenFirst major newsroom to launch an official .onion site.
p53lf57qovyu…5uqd.onionOpenGerman public broadcaster with multilingual coverage, v3 Tor mirror.
www.dwnewsgn…zfid.onionOpenOpen-source investigative journalism collective.
bellcatmbgut…bzad.onionOpenUS-funded broadcaster covering Eastern Europe, Russia and Central Asia.
www.rferlo2z…56ad.onionOpenUS international broadcaster with an .onion mirror for censored audiences.
www.voanews5…dtqd.onionOpenHow onion routing works, what the Tor Browser does differently, and why hidden services exist in the first place.
Using Tor is legal almost everywhere. What you do on the dark web is what actually matters. A sober, honest breakdown.
A plain-English explainer on what the dark web actually is, how it differs from the deep web and the dark net, and what lives inside.
Search engines and community-driven directories that index the Tor network. Start with Deepr.
5 listingsEncrypted email, private communications and digital-rights orgs.
4 listingsFree software projects focused on anonymity and digital sovereignty.
5 listingsSecure channels for investigative journalism and reporting wrongdoing.
6 listingsArchives and software-project mirrors reachable over Tor.
3 listingsInstitutional services, public utilities and major platforms with an .onion version.
4 listings