Name of newspapers published in different countries of the world, place of publication and their language:
Newspaper is a publication based on the events happening in the society and the country. In this mainly the information of latest events, sports, personality, politics, advertisement is printed on cheap paper. Newspapers occupy an important place in the means of communication. These are prepared by writing or printing sentences made of words on paper. Newspapers are usually daily but some newspapers are weekly, monthly and half yearly. Most of the newspapers are in local languages and focus on local topics.
List of newspaper names of major countries of the world
| Newspaper | Publication site | Language |
| Argentina | ||
| La Nación | Buenos Aires | Spanish |
| Australia | ||
| The Sydney Morning Herald | Sydney | English |
| Austria | ||
| Die Press | Vienna | German |
| Bangladesh | ||
| The Daily Star | Dhaka | English |
| Brazil | ||
| O Estado de S. Paulo | So Paulo | Portuguese |
| Belgium | ||
| The Standard | Groot-Bijgaarden | Dutch |
| Chile | ||
| El Mercurio | Santiago | Spanish |
| China (Hong Kong) | ||
| South China Morning Post | Hong Kong | English |
| Egypt | ||
| Al-Ahram | Cairo | Arabic |
| Greece | ||
| Kathimerini | Athens | Greek |
| Hungary | ||
| Népszabadság | Budapest | Hungary |
| India | ||
| The Times of India | Mumbai | English |
| Indonesia | ||
| Merdega | Jakarta | Indonesian |
| Al ahram | Cairo | Arabic |
| Kompas | Jakarta | Indonesian |
| Iran | ||
| Ettela'at | Tehran | Persian |
| Ireland | ||
| The Irish Times | Dublin | English |
| Israel | ||
| Haaretz | Tel Aviv | Hebrew and English |
| Italy | ||
| Corriere della Sera | Milan | Italian |
| Japan | ||
| Asahi Shimbun | Osaka | Japanese |
| Kenya | ||
| Daily Nation | Nairobi | English |
| Malaysia | ||
| New Straits Times | Kuala Lumpur | English |
| Netherlands | ||
| NRC Handelsblad | Amsterdam | Dutch |
| Norway | ||
| Aftenposten | Oslo | Riksml |
| Portugal | ||
| Diário de Notícias | Lisbon | Portuguese |
| France | ||
| Le Figaro | Paris | French |
| Le Monde | Paris | French |
| Singapore | ||
| The Straits Times | Singapore | English |
| South Korea | ||
| Chosun Ilbo | Seoul | Korean |
| Spain | ||
| El País | Madrid | Spanish |
| Sweden | ||
| Dagens Nyheter | Stockholm | Swedish |
| Switzerland | ||
| Neue Zürcher Zeitung | Zurich | German |
| Turkey | ||
| Hürriyet | Istanbul | Turkey |
| Canada | ||
| The Globe and Mail | Toronto | English |
| La Presse | Montreal | French |
| Serbia | ||
| Danas | Belgrade | Serbian |
| Politika | Belgrade | Serbian |
| Germany | ||
| Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung | Frankfurt | German |
| Süddeutsche Zeitung | Munich | German |
| Die Zeit | Hamburg | German |
| United Kingdom | ||
| The Daily Telegraph | London | English |
| The Independent | London | English |
| The Times | London | English |
| United States of America | ||
| Los Angeles | Los Angeles | English |
| The New York Times | New York City | English |
| The Washington | Post Washington D.C. | English |
| Britain | ||
| Guardian Weekly | London | English |
| New Statesman | London | English |
| Daily Mirror | London | English |
| Times of London | London | English |
| Manchester Guardian | Manchester | English |
| Daily Telegraph | London | English |
| Russia | ||
| Pravda | Moscow | Russian |
| Jevasta | Moscow | Russian |
| Izvestia | Moscow | Russian |
| Pakistan | ||
| Dawn - Karachi | Karachi | English |
| Pakistan Times | Rawalpindi |
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