Taiwan
5 Taiwanese newspapers in the directory
Intense competition and sharply defined editorial lines characterize this island's print media market, which is currently adapting to steep declines in advertising revenue. The sector is dominated by three major Chinese-language dailies: the mass-circulation Liberty Times, known for its pro-independence stance; the historically influential United Daily News, which leans conservative; and the China Times, a pan-blue publication owned by the Want Want Group. Financial audiences rely heavily on the Economic Daily News for daily market reporting. English-language journalism is primarily anchored by the Taipei Times, serving both expatriates and international readers. Paperboy indexes 5 Taiwanese newspapers — browse the full directory below.
Compiled by Paperboy editorial · Updated 2026-06-03
ALL NEWSPAPERS(5)
China Post
Taipei City, Taipei City
Founded in 1952, The China Post was Taiwan's first English-language daily newspaper. After transitioning from print to a digital-only format in 2017, it joined the NOWnews Network. It provides local and international readers with coverage of Taiwan's politics, business, culture, and social developments from a regional perspective.
China Times
Taipei City, Taipei City
Established in 1950, China Times is one of Taiwan's most influential major daily newspapers. Based in Taipei, it provides comprehensive coverage of domestic politics, international news, and financial developments. Part of the Want Want China Times Media Group, it is known for its pro-unification editorial stance.
Taipei Times
Taipei City, Taipei City
Established in 1999, the Taipei Times is one of Taiwan's leading English-language daily newspapers. Owned by the Liberty Times Group, it provides comprehensive coverage of domestic politics, international relations, and local culture, offering a pro-Taiwan perspective to international readers and the expatriate community in Taipei and beyond.
Taiwan News
Taipei City, Taipei City
Taiwan News is a prominent English-language digital news outlet based in Taipei. Originally founded as the China News in 1949, it transitioned to an all-digital format to provide comprehensive coverage of domestic politics, economics, and social issues for international readers and the local expatriate community.
United Daily News
Taipei City, Taipei City
Established in 1951, this prominent Taipei-based media organization serves as one of Taiwan’s most influential traditional Chinese-language newspapers with a broad reach across the Sinophone world. It is recognized for its comprehensive reporting and its evolution into a major multi-platform digital news group that maintains a conservative editorial perspective on political and social issues.