France 24 · Februar 2026

• uses distancing verbs like 'affirme' and 'dit' to question Trump's claims
• frames Trump's actions as controversial or problematic (e.g., 'victimes collatérales', 'inquiète')
• includes critical voices from European leaders and analysts
• highlights negative or contentious aspects of Trump's policies

Some headlines report Trump's actions neutrally or quote him directly, but the overall selection emphasizes criticism and skepticism. The outlet does not use overtly hostile language but consistently frames Trump's statements and policies as needing scrutiny or as causing concern.

• uses 'affaire Epstein' as a framing label for scandal coverage
• focuses on institutional and political fallout rather than Epstein himself
• fact-checks and debunks conspiracy theories about Epstein
• reports on legal proceedings and accusations against various figures

Epstein is deceased and not a living actor; the outlet's stance is toward the scandal and its ramifications, not toward Epstein as a person. Coverage is consistently investigative and neutral, with no evaluative language about Epstein himself.

• foregrounds controversies and scandals involving US figures
• uses distancing or critical framing of Trump's actions and claims
• highlights negative consequences or opposition to US policies
• includes critical voices (Obama, Bad Bunny, European officials)

The entity is 'US' as a country, but coverage focuses heavily on Trump administration actions and controversies, with some neutral reporting of official announcements. The outlet's own editorial voice is skeptical of US government claims and policies, but not uniformly hostile; some headlines are factual. The negative stance is driven by critical framing of Trump and US policies, not the country itself.

• factual reporting of political and legal events
• no systematic evaluative language toward France as a country
• mix of domestic news (trials, weather, economy) and international relations
• occasional critical framing of French institutions or figures

The entity is a country, not a single actor; coverage is broad and mostly neutral. Some headlines involve French officials or institutions in critical contexts (e.g., Epstein affair, political trials), but the outlet does not adopt a consistent stance toward France as a whole. Stance is set to 0 because the bundle lacks a clear editorial line for or against the country.

• factual reporting of events and statements
• mix of internal opposition and government actions
• use of direct quotes without evaluative adjectives
• coverage of both diplomatic and conflict developments

The outlet reports on Iran as a country, not a single entity; coverage includes both government actions (diplomacy, military) and internal dissent (protests, Nobel laureate), without consistent positive or negative framing toward the country as a whole. Headlines are largely factual, with no clear editorial stance for or against Iran.