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

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.