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Global Times

Chinese state media, nationalist

The Global Times is a state-controlled tabloid published by People's Daily, the flagship organ of the Chinese Communist Party, giving the CCP significant editorial authority over its content. It covers international affairs from a strongly nationalist, pro-Beijing perspective. Its stance toward the Trump administration is mixed — it has praised Trump actions that benefit Chinese interests, such as cuts to U.S. international broadcasters, while sharply criticizing his tariff policies and Taiwan posture.

Owned byPeople's Daily Group, the official publishing arm of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party

LeaningChinese state media, nationalist

On the administrationmixed

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8.3average bias score across 28 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

8 Trump Signs Law Authorizing Tariffs Up to 100% on the Five Largest Buyers of Russian Oil and Gas
9 Takaichi Meets Trump and Zelensky at U.N., Two Days Before Trump-Xi Summit in Washington
8 Chip and AI Stocks Fall in Seoul, Tokyo and U.S. Premarket After Amodei, Altman and Musk Call for Slowing Frontier AI Development
9 Philippine Defense Chief Reads Chinese Note Aloud at Seoul Forum; Beijing Calls It "Grandstanding"
8 Kyodo News Reports China Told U.S. It Could Cancel the Sept. 24 Trump-Xi Summit if a New Taiwan Arms Sale Is Approved
9 Taiwan's Air Force Budgets NT$6.88 Billion for 26 Hardened Aircraft Shelters in Hualien and Taitung
8 IEA Report Estimates $6.5 Trillion in Non-China Production Exposed if Beijing's Suspended Rare-Earth Rules Take Full Effect
8 U.S. Weighs About 7.5% "Overcapacity" Tariff on Chinese Goods Before Sept. 24 Trump-Xi Meeting
9 Cross-Party Japanese Delegation Meets Chinese Communist Party Officials in Beijing, First Such Visit Since Takaichi's Taiwan Remark
8 China's Rare-Earth Magnet Exports to Japan Fell to 111 Tonnes in July, Customs Data Show, While Shipments to the U.S. and South Korea Rose
6 Lee Jae-myung Heads to Washington for Aug. 25 Summit With Trump After Allied Drills Were Cut to Five Days and the Last Pacific Carrier Left
8 Mexico Weighs Added Duties on Chinese Steel and Vehicles After U.S. Declined on July 1 to Extend USMCA
9 Philippines Calls China's Activity Near Thitu Island 'Escalatory'; Military's Aug. 4-10 Tally Logged One Chinese Coast Guard Ship There
8 U.S.-China Business Council Says Talks on Investment Board Agreed at May Summit Have Not Started
7 China and Indonesia Complete First Joint Naval Exercise in Waters East of Taiwan; Taipei Condemns It, Jakarta Calls It Routine