jungewelt.de

junge Welt is a left-wing, Marxist-oriented national daily newspaper published in German. Its focus is social questions and war, with a high share of background reporting and analysis. The print edition appears on weekdays with at least 16 pages, plus an eight-page weekend supplement, and the online edition is published the evening before.

The newspaper is published by Verlag 8. Mai GmbH, which is majority owned by the cooperative LPG junge Welt eG, whose members are readers and staff. Parties, organisations, large publishers, churches and banks hold no shares. The paper is financed almost entirely by subscriptions to its print and online editions. Most of the online edition is free to read, while some specials and the archive are available to online subscribers.

The newspaper was founded in Berlin in 1947 as an antifascist weekly and has been a daily since 1952. Its production was stopped in 1995, after which staff founded Verlag 8. Mai GmbH and continued publication. The publisher is suing against being named in the federal domestic intelligence agency's annual reports. Each January, the paper co-organises the International Rosa Luxemburg Conference in Berlin. Internships are offered only in exceptional cases.

Product: Daily print newspaper and online edition with weekend supplement, sold by subscription.