Standart (newspaper)
| Standard Стандарт |
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| description | daily newspaper |
| language | Bulgarian |
| publishing company | Standart News AG (Bulgaria) |
| First edition | 1992 |
| Frequency of publication | Mondays to Saturdays |
| Sold edition | 30,000 copies |
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| Editor-in-chief | Nevena Kopandanova |
| executive Director | Slavka Bosukova |
| Web link | standartnews.com |
Standart ( Bulgarian Стандарт ; pronunciation [ stɐnˈdart ]; German meaning " Standard ") is a Bulgarian national daily newspaper with an editorial office in Sofia . The newspaper was founded in 1992. The current owner of the publishing company Standart News AG ( Стандарт нюз ) is Todor Batkow .
Since its inception, Standart has published a daily internet edition in Bulgarian and English. In addition, a is RSS - web feed available in Bulgarian.
Even before the Bulgarian Socialists took over government with Sergei Stanishev as Prime Minister in 2005, the newspaper was regarded as independent of parties . Today the newspaper is considered to be Russophile and left-wing .
The Standar t should not with the Austrian daily newspaper The Standar d be confused.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://e-vestnik.bg/3163
- ^ Ismayr, Wolfgang: The political systems of Eastern Europe . 2004, ISBN 3-8252-8186-8 , p. 593.