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The Wiener Zeitung has always been state-run: it began as the Wiennerisches Diarium in 1703. Since 1857 the paper, which had in the meantime been renamed Wiener Zeitung, has been published by the Austrian government. The Wiener Zeitung is reputed to be the world's oldest newspaper still in existence. Since 2004, when Andreas Unterberg, who had been removed from his post as editor of the daily Die Presse, took charge of the Wiener Zeitung the daily has been continually modernised. Reinhard Göweil, the new editor-in-chief appointed at the end of 2009, has announced that the paper will become a "liberal quality newspaper".

Medium: daily
Political orientation: State-run daily, claims to be liberal
Circulation: 40,000 (2009)
Frequency of publication Tuesday to Saturday

Location: Vienna, Austria
Publisher: Republik Österreich
Area of distribution: Nationwide
Established: 1703

Wiedner Gürtel 10
A-1040 Wien
Phone: A-1040
E-Mail: redaktion@wienerzeitung.at
Internet: http://www.wienerzeitung.at/

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33 articles from this medium have been cited in the European press review by euro|topics.

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1.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 16/05/2013

Cloning demands a healthy scepticism

For the first time ever, scientists in the US have successfully cloned human stem cells to create genetically identical embryos. The medical applications must be ... » more

2.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 30/04/2013

ECB at the core of fight against the crisis

The ECB's Governing Council will decide at its meeting in Bratislava today whether to further lower the main interest rate. Intervention by the European Central ... » more

3.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 19/04/2013

Madness as a motive would be easier to bear

One of the presumed Boston Marathon bombers was arrested on Friday, four days after the incident. The US citizen of Chechen descent was injured during ... » more

4.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 15/04/2013

Culture clashes don't help the EU

In an essay for the French daily Libération, the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben argued in favour of dividing Europe into a southern Catholic bloc and ... » more

5.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 27/03/2013

Grillo blows chance to take part in government

Pier Luigi Bersani, leader of the centre-left alliance in Italy, was unable to make progress in his search for a governing majority on Wednesday. The ... » more

6.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 12/03/2013

Europe must not look away

Thousands of Hungarians protested against the changes to the constitution on the weekend, while the Council of Europe and the US State Department recommended a ... » more

7.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 07/03/2013

A hyprocritical blockade

The negative stance of the EU partners on Bulgaria's and Romania's Schengen accession is hypocritical, the state-run liberal Wiener Zeitung argues, pointing out that "the ... » more

8.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 22/02/2013

Gauck's passion for Europe is fitting

In his first speech on Europe policy, German President Joachim Gauck called for greater commitment to Europe on Friday. The state-run liberal Wiener Zeitung praises ... » more

9.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 11/02/2013

Muddling through instead of competitiveness

The budget compromise is retrograde and sends the wrong message entirely for Europe's competitiveness, the state-run liberal daily Wiener Zeitung believes: "Politics is the art ... » more

10.  Wiener Zeitung - Austria | 08/01/2013

Close gap between Northern and Southern Europe

László Andor, European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, presented the EU report Employment and Social Developments in Europe 2012 on Tuesday. While Northern ... » more

 
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