Italy's press in one place: Corriere della Sera and La Repubblica, La Gazzetta dello Sport — the pink paper that is Italy's most read — Il Sole 24 Ore for business, Rai News, major regional dailies and the ANSA agency.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the oldest newspaper in Italy?
- The Gazzetta di Mantova, publishing since 1664, is Italy's oldest newspaper; Corriere della Sera, founded in 1876, is the leading national daily.
- What is the most read sports newspaper in Italy?
- La Gazzetta dello Sport, printed on its famous pink paper since 1896, is Italy's most read newspaper of any kind.
- What is Italy's national news agency?
- ANSA is the leading Italian news agency, alongside AGI and Adnkronos.
Italy has one of Europe's richest and most diverse newspaper traditions, with a vibrant media landscape that reflects the country's regional identity, political passion, and deep cultural heritage. Italian newspapers are known for their strong political commentary, cultural depth, and fierce regional loyalties, making them essential reading for anyone following European politics, Serie A football, fashion, design, and Mediterranean affairs.
Among the most widely read Italian newspapers online is Corriere della Sera, Italy's newspaper of record and the country's highest-circulation daily, founded in Milan in 1876. La Repubblica is the other great national daily, while La Stampa from Turin is one of Europe's oldest broadsheets. For business and financial news, Il Sole 24 Ore is the essential daily for professionals. Sports fans follow Gazzetta dello Sport — Italy's famous pink sports paper — for Serie A and Juventus, Inter Milan, and AC Milan coverage. For English-language coverage of Italy, The Local Italy and The Florentine are the top sources for expats and international readers.
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