The New World is a British pan-European weekly political and cultural newspaper and website, launched in July 2016 in response to the UK's EU referendum. Originally created to represent the 48% of voters who chose to remain in the European Union, it has evolved from a temporary print experiment into a sustainable media outlet with a broader editorial focus. In June 2025, it rebranded from The New European to The New World to reflect its expanded ambitions.

The New World publishes a weekly print edition and offers a digital version, with a combined subscriber base of about 35,000. It features a diverse range of topics, including politics, culture, sport, business, travel, and the arts, all presented with a progressive editorial stance. The publication also produces podcasts and maintains a website that attracts nearly 200,000 monthly views. Its audience primarily consists of politically engaged readers who appreciate in-depth analysis and commentary from a pro-European perspective.