Új Szó (Hungarian pronunciation: [ˈuːj ˈsoː]; English: New Word) is a Hungarian-language daily newspaper published in Bratislava, Slovakia.

The newspaper slowly shifted from hard-line communist doctrine to the point where, during the Prague Spring in 1968, it denied cooperation with the ruling party.

During the night of 8–9 March 1987 the headquarters of Új Szó, Csemadok and some other Hungarian organizations' based in Bratislava were attacked and damaged, but no one was injured.

On 14 January 1988, the chief editor József Kiss was elected into the Central Committee of the Communist Party, becoming the first ethnic-Hungarian in that position.

The banner has changed twice since, first in 1994 to "Slovakian Hungarian daily newspaper" ("Szlovákiai Magyar Napilap") and in July 2008, when it removed all subtitles.