Top 10 Best Newspapers in the World

Newspapers have been an essential part of daily life for centuries, shaping how you understand the wider world. While many of us get our news in a digital format nowadays, the tradition of a well-crafted print newspaper remains strong.

From in-depth international investigative reporting to local stories with heart, a great newspaper has the power to inform, entertain, and move you to action.
The Top Ten
The New York Times (USA) Established in 1851, The New York Times is an internationally renowned daily newspaper known for its comprehensive coverage and investigative reporting. It has won more Pulitzer Prizes than any other publication.

I like this newspaper so much that there is not a single day when I do not open this website to get updated. The best part of this newspaper that draws me in is its editorial section.

I like this newspaper because it provides information on all of the USA and on the stock market as well.

Land of democracy. One of the best newspapers in the world, bringing glory to the USA.

Hindustan Times (India) Founded in 1924, the Hindustan Times is one of India's largest English-language newspapers, covering national and international news. It operates multiple regional editions throughout the country.

I found some standardization in this newspaper. That's why it draws me to read it. I often read this paper to improve my own understanding of standardization. I also encourage my friends to read this regularly.

Non-biased and true, but it needs more international recognition. The journalists should take up more responsibility to present India in a better light and prove that India is not what the West thinks.

More readable and better content than the Times of India. The editorial column is much better.

The Wall Street Journal (USA) The Wall Street Journal, founded in 1889, focuses on business and economic news and analysis. It is one of the most widely read financial newspapers in the world.

The only centrist newspaper in America. The New York Times is embarrassingly biased.

The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) The Sydney Morning Herald, established in 1831, is one of Australia's oldest newspapers, known for its comprehensive reporting on national and international news. It operates both in print and online formats.

Their journalists take pride in professional objectivity and work to neutralize biased points of view.

Tampa Bay Times (USA)
The Chicago Tribune (USA) Founded in 1847, The Chicago Tribune is one of the oldest newspapers in the U.S., known for its investigative journalism and extensive local news coverage. It is based in Chicago, Illinois.
Japan Today (Japan) Japan Today, launched in 2000, is an English-language digital news outlet focusing on Japanese and international news. It provides news, opinion, and discussion for an international audience interested in Japan.
The Financial Times (UK) The Financial Times, established in 1888, is a British newspaper with a global reputation for financial and business news. Its distinct salmon-colored pages are recognized worldwide.

England, the land of information. I always like it.

Independent critical thinking and writing.

The Washington Post (USA) The Washington Post, established in 1877, is well-known for its coverage of U.S. politics and investigative journalism. It played a key role in exposing the Watergate scandal in the 1970s.

Without a doubt, this newspaper is the most accurate and most objective of all the English-language newspapers being circulated across the world. The news and views of the editors and reporters are simply accurate and objective.

I consider the Washington Post to be a very influential newspaper.

The Independent (UK) Established in 1986, The Independent is a British newspaper with a focus on liberal editorial policies and digital journalism. It moved to a digital-only format in 2016.

Sure, the main paper is gone, but there's still "I," and it's worth the 50p for it.

The Newcomers

? The Bengal Chronicle (India)

Best and fully colored newspaper from Kolkata, which also uses a good kind of newsprint.

It's a really informative, quality, and bold news edition from Calcutta.

? The Daily Examiner (Australia)
The Contenders
The Times of India (India) Established in 1838, The Times of India is the largest-selling English-language newspaper in India. It covers diverse topics from national news to entertainment and sports.

The world's highest-circulated English paper - obviously the best! Among English-speaking people around the world, The Times of India has the highest circulation.

It is the most versatile newspaper, readable and imperative for all ages. It should be at the top.

Highest subscription. Great content. Impartial. One of the best out there.

The Sun (UK) The Sun is a popular British tabloid known for its sensationalist and celebrity-focused news coverage. Founded in 1964, it maintains one of the highest circulation rates in the UK.
Der Spiegel (Germany) Der Spiegel, founded in 1947, is a German weekly magazine recognized for in-depth investigative journalism and political analysis. It is one of Europe's largest and most influential news publications.

This German publication is one of Europe's largest and most influential newspapers.

Pretty design, variety of content, and well-written articles.

The Hindu (India) Founded in 1878, The Hindu is a respected Indian daily known for its focus on national news, analysis, and editorials. It is one of the oldest and most widely read English-language newspapers in India.

The stories are not based on what will generate revenue or catch more eyeballs, unlike what TOI and recently Hindustan Times have been doing. They are based on the seriousness of the issue and accuracy.

The content and the quality of English are very rich, and it is the oldest newspaper in India.

USA Today (USA) Launched in 1982, USA Today is a widely circulated American newspaper known for its concise reporting and colorful layout. It provides coverage across a wide range of topics, from national news to entertainment.

USA Today is the best newspaper in the world. It covers great and under-reported stories around the globe.

Corriere della Sera (Italy) Founded in 1876, Corriere della Sera is one of Italy's oldest and most respected newspapers, covering national and global news. It is headquartered in Milan and is considered highly influential.

The oldest and most reputable newspaper in Italy.

The Toronto Star (Canada) Launched in 1892, The Toronto Star is Canada's largest daily newspaper with a strong focus on social issues and investigative reporting. It serves readers across Canada from its Toronto headquarters.
Dawn (Pakistan) Dawn, founded in 1941, is Pakistan's oldest and one of its most widely read English-language newspapers. It provides detailed coverage on domestic, regional, and international affairs.

I found standardization in this newspaper. This newspaper is the most accurate and most objective of all the English-language newspapers being circulated across the world.

If you walk across the street and ask any ordinary Pakistani which English newspaper he would prefer (if he even reads one), he would answer, "Dawn." Hands down!

The Los Angeles Times (USA) The Los Angeles Times, established in 1881, is a major American newspaper with a strong focus on the western United States. It is well-regarded for its reporting on entertainment, politics, and social issues.

This is a reference-quality newspaper that is credible, with great local, national, and world coverage. For me, it's in the same league as The New York Times and The Washington Post, but with a better online presence.

The Guardian (UK) Founded in 1821, The Guardian is known for its progressive journalism and extensive international coverage. It operates globally, with editions in the UK, US, and Australia.

I think The Guardian is an excellent newspaper. It's easy to read on the Internet, and its printed version is also good. I just can't help reading it daily. Most journalists are very good and reliable opinion makers.

Presents stories well. Opinion is in most articles but never at the forefront. It uses plenty of quotes and always has something interesting to read about.

Much more informative and thorough. Much more critical. You will read information not usually found in other newspapers.

The Indian Express (India) Established in 1932, The Indian Express is an English-language newspaper recognized for its investigative journalism and extensive news coverage across India. It also publishes several regional editions.

Compared to the other two Indian newspapers - Times of India and Hindustan Times - it's more impartial and intellectually stimulating. The Op-Ed page of The Indian Express is the best among Indian newspapers.

However, because of more manpower and coverage, TOI and HT cover more news items. So, they are good if one is interested in knowing local news, etc.

I liked the daily articles and editorials. Also, ad-free news, which retains the beauty of the newspaper.

This brave magazine always brings the truth. We love their articles.

Dainik Bhaskar (India) Dainik Bhaskar, launched in 1958, is one of India's largest Hindi-language newspapers by circulation. It operates in multiple Indian states, focusing on regional and national news.
The Times (UK) The Times, founded in 1785, is a British daily known for its influential editorial stance and broad coverage of national and international news. It is one of the UK's oldest newspapers.
El Mundo (Spain) El Mundo, established in 1989, is one of Spain's leading newspapers, providing national and international news with a focus on politics and social issues. It is headquartered in Madrid.

The most important newspaper in Spanish and the most widely read in that language.

The Boston Herald (USA) Founded in 1846, The Boston Herald is a daily newspaper known for its tabloid-style reporting and conservative editorial stance. It covers news with a particular focus on the Boston area.
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