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List of newspapers in Tajikistan
Summary
This is a
list of
newspapers
and
news agencies
in
Tajikistan
.
Newspapers
edit
Asia Plus
[1]
Avicenna
– in Tajik and Russian (
Dushanbe
)
DigestPress
– in Russian (
Dushanbe
)
Farazh
– Tajik (
Dushanbe
)
[2]
Golos Tajikistana
– published weekly in Russian by the Communist Party
Jumhuriyat
– government-owned, published tri-weekly in Tajik (
Dushanbe
)
[3]
Khalq Ovozi
– government-owned, published tri-weekly in Uzbek
The Khujand Plov
(
Khujand
) – English-language, caters to foreigners, specializes in satirical content
Minbar-i Khalq
– published by the People's Democratic Party
Najot
– published weekly by the Islamic Rebirth Party
Narodnaya Gazeta
– government-owned, published tri-weekly in Russian
Neru-i Sukhan
– privately owned, published weekly
Nido-i Ranjbar
– published weekly in Tajik by the Communist Party
Oila
Sadoi mardum
– a thrice-weekly newspaper published in Tajikistan; one of the most widely circulated papers in the country; in Tajik
Tojikiston
– privately owned, published weekly in Tajik
News agencies
edit
Asia-Plus
– private, English-language agency
Avesta – private, English-language
Khovar
– state-run
Varorud – private
This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items.
(
August 2008
)
See also
edit
List of newspapers
List of journalists killed in Tajikistan
References
edit
^
"Новости Таджикистана - ИА «ASIA-Plus»". Archived from the original on 2010-09-17
. Retrieved
2020-03-11
.
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faraj.tj
.
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"Home".
jumhuriyat.tj
.