One of two oldest dailies in B&H, established in 1943 after a process of privatisation. It is owned by Zeljko Kopanja. "Glas Srpske" is a daily newspaper that brings current events from socio-political, economic, cultural and sport life, predominantly in the Republic of Srpska, and the neighboring Republic of Serbia. News from the other B&H entity, the Federation of B&H, are represented by a small percentage. The content and editorial policy of the daily suggests that it is under the influence of the ruling structures in the Republic of Srpska.
E-mail: dopisnik@glassrpske.com
Tel: + 387 51 342 900
Founded in 1993, by Fahrudin Radoncic, in Sarajevo. "Dnevni Avaz" is a daily informative-political newspaper. Its editorial policy is clearly politically and ideologically profiled and undoubtedly reflects the political and party interests of the newspaper’s founder, Fahrudin Radoncic, former Minister of Security and current chair of the political party Stranka za bolju buducnost – SBB (Party for Better Future).
E-mail: web-redakcija@avaz.ba
Tel: +387 33 281 360
Established in 2002, in Mostar, owned by Miro Rasc, a local businessman. "Dnevni List" mainly publishes current news from the West-Herzegovina and Herzegovina-Neretva Cantons of the Federation of B&H, where the population is predominantly Croatian. A significant percentage of the content regards current events in neighbouring Croatia.
E-mail: marketing@dnevni-list.ba
Tel: +387 36 313 370
This is the the B&H edition of the Serbian daily "Blic", established in 1996, belonging to "Ringier Axel Springer". Head office is located in Banja Luka. Being that "Euro Blic" is the edition of the daily newspaper from neighboring Serbia, intended for B&H’ entity - the Republic of Srpska, this daily newspaper is dominated by contents from the Republic of Srpska and socio-political life from Serbia. The majority of the content of "Euro Blic" is identical to the content of the parent newspaper "Blic", which is published in the Republic of Serbia.
E-mail: redakcija@euroblic.com
Tel: +387 51 257 076
Founded in 1995, by the journalist Zeljko Kopanja, now owner and director, in Banja Luka. "Nezavisne Novine" covers the most important current events in the country and the world. Thematically,"Nezavisne Novine" provides balanced coverage about current events from both entities in B&H, as well as about the most significant political events on the state level of B&H.
E-mail: desk@nezavisne.com
Tel: + 387 51 331 800
It is one of two oldest daily newspapers in B&H, established in 1943, in Sarajevo. After a process of privatisation it is now owned by Mujo Selimovic, a local businessman.
"Oslobodjenje" is a classic daily-informative newspaper, which brings news from current political, social, cultural and sports events, editor comments and columns of famous authors, as well as listings and advertisements.
E-mail: redaction@oslobodjenje.ba
Tel: +387 33 11 600
Vecernji List (Edition for B&H)
It is one of the oldest dailies from Croatia, with the B&H edition’s newsroom located in Mostar. It is part of Styria Media Group AG. "Vecernji List" covers current events from political, social, economic, sports and cultural life in B&H ; predominantly news from the West-Herzegovina and Herzegovina-Neretva Cantons, the part of the Federation of B&H with a dominantly Croatian population. Given that it is a Bosnian and Herzegovinian version of the daily from neighbouring Croatia, most of the content relates to topics from socio-political life in Croatia. Thematically, "Vecernji List" primarily focuses on events within the Croatian party and political corpus.
E-mail: bih@vecernji.net
Tel: +387 36 355 670