Questions & Answers about Я люблю читать новости о мире и о разных странах.
In Russian, when you say you like doing something in general, you almost always use любить + infinitive.
- люблю читать = I like to read / I like reading
- люблю слушать музыку = I like listening to music
- люблю готовить = I like to cook
The form читал is a past-tense verb (I was reading / I read), not an infinitive, so люблю читал is ungrammatical. After люблю / люблю́, you want the infinitive читать.
Russian treats новости as a normal countable plural noun:
- singular: новость – a piece of news, a news item
- plural: новости – news, the news
In everyday Russian, people almost always talk about новости in the plural to mean “the news” in general:
- Я смотрю новости. – I watch the news.
- Свежие новости. – The latest news.
So although English uses an uncountable noun news, Russian uses the regular plural новости.