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Romania has the lowest percentages of internet users reading news online (59%) among EU member countries in 2021, Eurostat reported on August 24.
Romania is followed by Germany (62%), France (63%), Italy (64%) and Belgium (67%).
The survey showed that in 2021, 72% of EU internet users aged 16-74 read online news sites, newspapers or news magazines.
Among EU countries, the highest percentages of internet users reading news online were registered in Finland (93%), Lithuania and Czechia (both 92%).
Croatia also recorded one of the highest percentages of 90%. The percentage of internet users reading news online in Slovenia was 77% and in Bulgaria 72%, Eurostat data showed.
Among Western Balkans countries, Montenegro is the leader with an online readership of 80%, followed by Serbia 77%, North Macedonia (72%) and Albania at the bottom (58%).
Kosovo and Bosnia & Herzegovina were not included in the Eurostat survey.
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