List of newspapers in Switzerland

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The number of newspapers in Switzerland was 406 before World War I. [1] It reduced to 257 in 1995. [1] The country was ranked fifteenth for 2014 in the yearly Press Freedom Index published by Reporters Without Borders and 8th in 2020.

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Below is a list of newspapers published in Switzerland.

German language

OwnerNameTypeCirculation[ year needed ]Readership[ year needed ]
TX Group 20 Minuten Free329,242782,000
Basler Zeitung Medien Baslerstab Free194,358
AZ Medien Gruppe Aargauer Zeitung Paid200,000
Appenzeller Zeitung Paid
Solothurner Zeitung Paid
Luedin Basellandschaftliche Zeitung Paid23,500
Basler Zeitung Medien Basler Zeitung Paid165,700
Espace Media Groupe - TX Group Berner Zeitung Paid165,700
Gassmann AG Bieler Tagblatt Paid67,000
Ringier Blick Paid95,944403,000
TX Group Der Bund Paid60,399
Freiburger Nachrichten Paid
Neue Luzerner Zeitung Paid134,526290,000
NZZ Mediengruppe Neue Zürcher Zeitung Paid330,000
St. Galler Tagblatt Paid101,732
Zürcher Oberländer Paid
Limmattaler Zeitung Paid
Südostschweiz Mediengruppe Die Südostschweiz Paid126,697
TX Group Tages Anzeiger Paid216,411551,000
Neue Medien Basel AG TagesWoche Hybrid100,000 [2]
Tessiner Zeitung Paid10,002
Thurgauer Medien AG Thurgauer Zeitung Paid44,00077,000
Genossenschaft infolink WOZ Die Wochenzeitung Paid13,87884,000
Obersee Nachrichten Free68,822
Zürichsee-Zeitung Paid44,455

French language

OwnerNameTypeCirculationReadership
TX Group 20 minutes Free221,560
Agefi Groupe SA L'AGEFI  [ fr ]Paid10,000130,000 [3]
TX Group 24 heures Paid86,153
Le Courrier Paid8,902
Société Neuchâteloise de Presse SA L'Express Paid25,115
L'Impartial Paid14,388
W. Gassmann SA Journal du Jura Paid11,485
TX Group Le Matin Paid69,350331,000
Le Nouvelliste Paid
Le Quotidien Jurassien Paid21,004
Fondation Aventinus Le Temps Paid50,000142,000
TX Group Tribune de Genève Paid67,151175,000
Suisse magazine Paid15,000
Ringier AG Blick Free

Italian language

OwnerNameTypeCirculationReadership
Fondazione per il Corriere del Ticino Corriere del Ticino Paid40,000
Nuova Società Editrice del Giornale del Popolo SA Giornale del Popolo Paid17,000
Giacomo Salvioni laRegione Ticino Paid33,000
TX Group 20 Minuti Free

Romansh language

Ottoman Turkish

Russian language

English language

OwnerNameTypeCirculationReadership-
Le News Sàrl Le News Free

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