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Die Presse is one of Austria's oldest established newspapers. It began as a moderately conservative newspaper in the revolution year of 1848, sided with the opposition after the crushing of the revolution, was banned, re-launched and finally became what it is today: the paper of choice of Austria's educated class and civil servants. In 2004 the layout was changed. In recent times Die Presse has distanced itself from the People's Party ÖVP and opened itself up to a green readership, but it still maintains its Catholic orientation. The owner Styria Medien AG launched a Sunday edition, the Presse am Sonntag, in 2009.

Medium: daily
Political orientation: Liberal conservative
Circulation: 77,000 (2010)
Frequency of publication Monday to Saturday, with own Sunday paper

Location: Vienna, Austria
Publisher: Styria Medien AG
Area of distribution: Nationwide
Established: 1848

Hainburger Straße 33
A-1030 Wien
Phone: 0043-1-51414-0
E-Mail: chefredaktion@diepresse.com
Internet: http://www.diepresse.at

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

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1.  Die Presse - Austria | 25/04/2013

In Berlusconi's grip

Enrico Letta may be able to ensure that Italy's parties agree on a common government, but in the eyes of the conservative daily Die Presse ... » more

2.  Die Presse - Austria | 23/04/2013

Don't leave the Balkans to themselves

Despite the bad experiences with Bulgaria and Romania, giving the green light for Serbia is the right course, the liberal-conservative daily Die Presse writes: "Allowing ... » more

3.  Die Presse - Austria | 05/04/2013

Politicians not interested in transparency

The politicians have the means to take effective action against tax evasion but they hesitate to do so for the sake of their own interests, ... » more

4.  Die Presse - Austria | 04/04/2013

Guarantees on savings defy all reason

Cyprus will impose a compulsory levy of up to 60 percent on major investors. However deposits below 100,000 euros will remain untouched, contrary to initial ... » more

5.  Die Presse - Austria | 10/03/2013

Entrenched madness in North Korea

North Korea's aggressive arms policy is mainly aimed at preserving the power of the Kim clan, the liberal daily Die Presse writes, seeing little chance ... » more

6.  Die Presse - Austria | 26/02/2013

Berlusconi blocks sensible moderate right

The only thing that can save Italy is a stable centre-right government, the liberal-conservative daily Die Presse comments. But it believes there can be no ... » more

7.  Die Presse - Austria | 08/02/2013

North Africa's new rulers put to the test

Whether the new rulers in Tunisia and Egypt will be able to ensure democratic stability depends on their economic policies, the liberal-conservative daily Die Presse ... » more

8.  Die Presse - Austria | 31/01/2013

Europe must use its clout

With a mixture of concessions and persistence, Merkel has shown how Europe should deal with the new powers that be in Egypt, the liberal-conservative daily ... » more

9.  Die Presse - Austria | 27/01/2013

Zeman used nation's ghosts as campaign workers

Miloš Zeman's challenger Karel Schwarzenberg was openly critical of the Beneš decrees in the run-up to the elections, which Zeman exploited in a populist way. ... » more

10.  Die Presse - Austria | 24/01/2013

UK a dead weight for the EU

The referendum announced by Prime Minister David Cameron on whether Britain should stay in the EU is a good idea, the liberal-conservative daily Die Presse ... » more

 
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