Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
It is considered a newspaper of record for Germany, with a liberal-conservative political orientation and an editorial policy determined cooperatively by four editors.
- field
- Newspaper
- nationality
- German
- owner
- Fazit-Stiftung (93.7% of shares)
Lore & Background
Some editors had worked for the banned Frankfurter Zeitung, but the FAZ explicitly denied being its successor.
Reader's Guide
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung holds significance as a leading German newspaper of record, known for its independent ownership structure via the Fazit-Stiftung and its cooperative editorial model. Its political orientation is liberal-conservative, though it occasionally provides a forum for differing opinions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What political stance does the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung take?
The paper is generally described as liberal-conservative in its editorial outlook. Its editorial direction is set cooperatively by a group of four editors rather than a single publisher.
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