Germany's left-wing taz newspaper ceases daily print edition

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2025-10-17

Berlin (dpa) - Germany's Tageszeitung, a left-wing newspaper run in part by its employees and widely known as taz, plans to print its last workday edition on Friday before going over to a purely online outlet. The last print edition includes 10 exclusive contributions from well-known writers and will be designed by the artist Christian Jankowski. Apart from providing daily news online, the wochentaz - or weekly edition - will continue to be avail......

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