Korrespondent
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| Editor | Vitaliy Sych |
| Categories | Newsmagazine |
| Frequency | Weekly |
| Circulation | 50,000 per week |
| Publisher | Jed Sunden |
| First issue | |
| Company | KP-Publications, Ltd. |
| Country |  Ukraine |
| Language | Russian (internet news also in Ukrainian and English) |
| Website | www.korrespondent.net |
Korrespondent (Russian: Корреспондент; literally: Correspondent) is an influential Russian language weekly newspaper published in Ukraine.
Korrespondent is published by KP Media which also controls, Kyiv Post, one of Ukraine's leading English language publications; an affiliated bi-lingual internet newspaper korrespondent.net published in Russian[1] and in Ukrainian[2] ; a newly created Ukrainian language magazine Novynar; and others.
The Russian language weekly print newspaper has also an online version.[3] While the access to the latter requires paid subscription, the free internet newspaper korrespondent.net occasionally publishes selected excerpts from the printed weekly.
The online newspaper publishes news in the following categories:
- Top-news
- Main events for the day
- Politics of Ukraine
- News from Ukraine
- Business and economy
- International news
- Russia
- Capital (Kiev)
- The world about us (translation and reprint of international publications about Ukraine)
- OpEd
- Science and technology
- Entertainment and culture
- Sports
- Euro 2012
- Odd news
- Health
Korrespondent is a member of UAPP.
