South Korean Newspapers

The Chosun Ilbo

• Hangul:  조선일보
• Political alignment: Right-wing, Conservative
• View towards North Korea: Critical of policies that favor improving relations
• Circulation: ~1,300,000 (2019)
• Fun fact: oldest daily newspaper in South Korea (established in March 1920)

The Dong-a Ilbo

• Hangul: 동아일보
• Political alignment: Right-wing, Conservative
• View towards North Korea:
• Circulation: ~965,000 (2019)
• Fun fact: 

Hankook Ilbo

• Hangul: 한국일보
• Political alignment: Centrist
• View towards North Korea:
• Circulation: ~220,000 (2018)
• Fun fact: 

The Hankyoreh

• Hangul: 한겨레
• Political alignment: Center-left, Liberal
• View towards North Korea: Favors policies promoting reconciliation, stability, and reunification
• Circulation: ~530,000 (2018)
• Fun fact: Doesn't use hanja, and rarely uses the Latin alphabet and loan words.

JoongAng Ilbo

• Hangul: 중앙일보
• Political alignment: Center-right, Right wing
• View towards North Korea:
• Circulation: 978,000 (2019)
• Fun fact: 

Yonhap News Agency

A government-funded news agency that provides news to other media outlets. Similar to the Associated Press, except that the AP is non-profit and has now government connections)

• Hangul: 주식회사 연합뉴스
• Political alignment: Pro-government
• View towards North Korea: Has extensive and often exclusive access to information on North Korea
• Circulation: 
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Note: All information came from Wikipedia. As I continue to update this, I will try to provide more concrete sources. But for now, this is just to give a general overview of the top news agencies in South Korea.