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Below is a list of newspapers published in Romania.
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Below is a list of newspapers published in Romania.
| Title | Title translated into English language | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academia Cațavencu | The Cațavencu Academy | weekly, satirical | |
| Adevărul | The Truth | generic | |
| Allgemeine Deutsche Zeitung für Rumänien | General German newspaper for Romania | in German | |
| Azi | Today | generic | |
| Bucharest Business Week | – | business newspaper | in English |
| Bucharest Daily News | – | ||
| Bursa | The Stock Exchange | ||
| Click! | tabloid | ||
| Cotidianul | The Daily | generic | |
| Curierul Național | The National Courier | generic | |
| CursDeGuvernare.ro | Lesson On Governance | financial | in Romanian and English |
| DCnews | Dcnews | generic | |
| The Diplomat – Bucharest | – | monthly; business, politics, arts | in English |
| Euro Piața | The Euro Market | politics, economy, financial, generic | |
| Evenimentul Zilei | The Event of the Day | generic | |
| Flash News | Flash News | generic | Online Romanian newspaper |
| Gândul | The Thought | generic | available only online from April 2011 |
| Gazeta Sporturilor | The Sports Gazette | sports | |
| Ghimpele | The Thorn | generic | |
| Ghidul Romanilor | news portal | ||
| GoNEXT | GoNEXT | Travel / Events / Restaurants | available online from 2018 |
| JOBSibiu | – | weekly HR local newspaper | |
| Jurnalul24 | Jurnalul24 | generic | |
| Jurnalul Național | The National Journal | generic | |
| Libertatea | The Freedom | generic | |
| Național (7plus) | National | tabloid | |
| Nine O'Clock | – | in English | |
| Oglinda | The Mirror | generic | |
| Ropublica | Ropublica | Civic journalism | Romanian, English |
| Romanian Informer | – | in English | |
| România liberă | Free Romania | generic | |
| stirilezilei.net | Daily News | news portal | only online |
| Ziarul | The Newspaper | dormant | |
| Ziarul de Sex | The Sex Newspaper | generic adult | online from November 2014 |
| Ziarul Financiar | The Financial Newspaper | financial | |
| Ziarul Lumina | The Light Newspaper | generic, Orthodox-Christian | |
| ziuaonline.ro | The Day Online | generic | |
| Title | Title translated into English language | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Erdélyi Riport | Transylvanian Report | generic | |
| Impulzus.ro | internet daily newspaper | ||
| Krónika | Chronicle | generic | |
| Manna.ro | internet daily infotainment newspaper, generic | ||
| Transindex | internet daily newspaper, generic | ||
| Új Magyar Szó | New Hungarian Word | generic | |
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