World's first News Paper "Acta Diusna" was belonged to which country?

Answer: Option D

1. The world’s first newspaper, "Acta Diurna", was introduced in Ancient Rome during the reign of Julius Caesar around 59 BCE.

2. "Acta Diurna," which means "Daily Acts," was a public notice carved on stone or metal tablets and displayed in public places for the citizens to read.

3. It served as a record of significant events, including political news, legal proceedings, and military updates.

4. The other options are incorrect because:

- The USA, France, and Germany introduced newspapers much later in history.

Thus, the correct answer is Rome.