Newspapers in Germany

Nordbayerischer Kurier covers regional news from Bayreuth, Pegnitz, Kulmbach and the Fichtelgebirge.

Jungle World is a Berlin-based left-wing weekly newspaper available online, by mail and at newsstands.

luhze is Leipzig's independent university newspaper, with reporting, commentary and sport coverage.

Kinokalender lists current cinema programs in Dresden, including new releases, daily schedules, festivals and theaters.

KiPPE is Leipzig's street magazine, with issue articles on social needs, addiction and community topics.

Kieler Express provides a free digital weekend newspaper, with current and archived editions available as e-papers.

Fränkischer Tag reports on Franconia and the surrounding region, with local news, background stories, and current events.

Sonntagsblatt publishes German news on church, religion, politics, society, culture, and social affairs, with guidance on faith and life.

Tagesspiegel covers Berlin, Germany and world news, with reporting and commentary on politics and business.

Mittelbayerische Zeitung publishes news from Upper Palatinate and around the world.

Guddzje is Saarland's street newspaper, with current news, archive material and information about its community projects.

Dürener Zeitung publishes current news from Düren, including local public safety, politics, and events.

For readers in Falkenhagener Feld in Berlin-Spandau, this neighborhood paper posts local news and a notice about its new website.

Aachener Zeitung publishes current news, photos, and videos from Aachen and nearby districts.