Centre-left
estimate · not a score
la Repubblica
🇮🇹IT ·
newspaper · independent
· repubblica.it
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Left
Centre-left
Centre
Centre-right
Right
State / loyalist
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| Founded | 1976-01-14 — first issue of la Repubblica newspaper · source |
| Headquarters | Via Cristoforo Colombo 90, 00147 Rome, Italy · source |
| Funding | Owned via GEDI Gruppo Editoriale S.p.A., which was wholly (100%) acquired by Antenna Group, a privately held Greek media company controlled by the Kyriakou family, in March 2026, replacing prior ownership by Exor N.V. (Agnelli family holding company). No state ownership or state funding was found for la Repubblica or GEDI. |
| Identity | Wikipedia |
Bias we have measured in their reporting
Nothing scored yet. We do not carry a rating for any outlet — only what we
have measured from published text, per article, with the quote.
Ownership
| Holder | Type | Stake | Control | Instrument | Since | Source |
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| Kyriakou family | person | not disclosed | yes | equity | — | link |
| Antenna Group | company | 100% | yes | equity | — | link |
Percentages appear only where a source states them. "Not disclosed" means nobody published a number, not that we did not look.
Editorial control
Direttore (Editor-in-Chief), la Repubblica
Appointed editor-in-chief of la Repubblica on 14 July 2026, after serving as deputy editor from October 2024; previously held editorial roles at Il Riformista and Il Messaggero.
CEO, GEDI Gruppo Editoriale (publisher of la Repubblica)
Appointed CEO of GEDI Gruppo Editoriale following Antenna Group's March 2026 acquisition of the company.
Journalists
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Editorialista (columnist), la Repubblica
Editor-in-chief of la Repubblica from 1996 to 2016; became a columnist for the paper afterward.
Editorialista (columnist), la Repubblica
Italian journalist and writer; former editor-in-chief of L'Unità; columnist for la Repubblica.
Columnist ('L'Amaca'), la Repubblica
Writes the long-running satirical column 'L'Amaca' for la Repubblica, ongoing since July 2001; confirmed as an active contributor as of the article's May 2026 update.
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What we hold from them
Stories where they were checked and didn’t cover it
Le Figaro says Putin ordered a three-day halt on Kyiv. NOS says both presidents agreed one, with no end date.
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Euractiv puts 80,000 across the Ceuta border in two days. El Mundo says thousands, ABC says invasion
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Rzeczpospolita's headline detains two men. Wyborcza, quoting the police, counts one.
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Welt counts 1.4 million records in the Berlin leak; FAZ measures the same haul at 5.8 terabytes
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Police say 10,000 in Magdeburg, the organisers 20,000, Le Figaro's reporter a few thousand
— we have never been able to read this outlet
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— read, nothing on this event
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— read, nothing on this event
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— read, nothing on this event
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— read, nothing on this event
taz names „Daniel V.“; Welt and the SZ say only „ein 48-Jähriger aus Gevelsberg“
— read, nothing on this event