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The Express Tribune is an English-language daily newspaper published in Pakistan. Founded in 2010, it covers Pakistani politics, society, business, culture, and international affairs. The newspaper is associated with the International New York Times through a content partnership, giving it a connection to international English-language news coverage.
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What is The Express Tribune's connection to the New York Times?
Since its launch in 2010 it has operated a licensing partnership with the International Herald Tribune, which was renamed the International New York Times in 2013. This lets it carry International New York Times content and editorials for Pakistani readers.
Which media group owns The Express Tribune?
It belongs to Pakistan's Express Media Group, the Lahore-based company that also runs the Express News television channel. This makes it part of one of the country's major media houses.
How does The Express Tribune compare with Dawn and The News International?
It is one of Pakistan's main English-language dailies alongside Dawn and The News International, but it is the youngest of the three, founded in 2010. It has cultivated a reputation for comparatively progressive editorial positions on social issues.
Is The Express Tribune published in English only?
Yes, it is an English-language daily aimed at Pakistan's urban, educated readership. Its parent Express Media Group separately serves Urdu audiences through other outlets.
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