Anadolu
EskiÅŸehir, TurkeyTurkishAnadolu is a prominent local daily newspaper based in Eskişehir, Turkey. Established in 1966, it provides comprehensive coverage of regional news, politics, and social issues. The publication serves as a primary source for the Eskişehir community, maintaining both a printed edition and an active digital presence.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN TURKEY
Print media across this transcontinental nation features a historically robust daily newspaper market characterized by intense polarization and highly concentrated corporate ownership. Hurriyet stands as the dominant mainstream daily, aligned with conglomerate Demirören Holding since 2018. Sabah operates as a major pro-government mass-market publication, while Sozcu commands exceptionally high circulation as the primary secular opposition paper. Cumhuriyet, founded in 1924, remains the oldest and most prestigious centre-left broadsheet. Daily Sabah offers an English-language perspective for international audiences. Although national Istanbul-based dailies dominate circulation, regional publications serve communities across the Anatolian peninsula. Paperboy indexes 22 Turkish newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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