Kurier · März 2026

• highlights legal defeats and chaos
• uses critical expert quotes
• frames Trump's actions as threats or failures
• includes protest art and negative press roundups

Several headlines report Trump's statements neutrally or as news events, but the selection emphasizes controversies, legal setbacks, and critical external voices, indicating a skeptical editorial stance.

• frames Iran as aggressor or threat (droht, Angriffe, attackiert)
• uses distancing or negative framing for Iranian leadership (umstritten, Regime, Erbdynastie)
• highlights negative consequences for Austria (Preise, Österreicher im Krisengebiet)
• quotes experts predicting escalation or civil war

The outlet reports factual developments (deaths, succession) without overt editorializing, but the selection emphasizes threats, internal controversy, and negative impacts on Austria, yielding a skeptical stance toward the Iranian regime and its actions.

• factual reporting of events involving Austria
• mix of positive achievements (sports, funding) and negative incidents (crime, accidents)
• no consistent evaluative language toward the country as a whole

Headlines cover a wide range of topics (sports, politics, crime, economy) without a unified editorial stance toward Austria; some headlines are critical of specific policies or figures (e.g., Kickl, Gewessler) but not of the country itself.

• entity appears only in passing or as geographic context
• no evaluative language toward the entity
• headlines focus on other subjects, not on DE as an actor

The entity 'DE' (Germany) is not the primary subject of any headline; it appears only as a location or in compound terms (e.g., 'In China liegt der Schlüssel für die Zukunft' implies Germany's auto industry, 'Flugbetrieb in Berlin' is a local event). No editorial stance toward Germany as a country can be inferred from these headlines.

• Quotes experts criticizing Trump's decisions
• Uses evaluative language like 'umstritten' (controversial) and 'kurios' (curious)
• Highlights aggressive or erratic Trump statements
• Frames US actions as escalatory or questionable

The outlet often quotes Trump directly without overt editorializing, but the selection of headlines emphasizes controversial actions and includes expert criticism, suggesting a skeptical stance toward the US administration under Trump.

• factual succession reporting without evaluative adjectives
• attribution of threats and claims to Iran or other actors, not outlet's own voice
• mention of Khamenei in context of conflict and geopolitical reactions
• no direct praise or condemnation of Khamenei by the outlet

Headlines cover both Ali Khamenei's death and Mojtaba Khamenei's succession; the outlet does not use hostile or celebratory language toward either. Threats attributed to Iran are reported as quotes, not endorsed. The tone is consistently factual, so stance is neutral despite the charged subject matter.

• predominantly soft news and celebrity stories
• no evaluative language toward GB as a country
• mentions of UK figures without political framing
• absence of policy or governance coverage

The bundle contains no headlines that express a stance toward the United Kingdom as a country. All headlines refer to UK-based individuals or events (royalty, celebrities, a crime in London) but do not evaluate the nation itself. Stance is neutral by default due to lack of relevant editorial treatment.

• scandal framing in nearly every headline
• associates Epstein with criminality and perversion
• focuses on fallout and exposure of associates
• uses explicit negative descriptors like 'perversestes Tier'

The outlet's own vocabulary ('Skandal', 'perversestes Tier') and selection (fallout, accusations, removed files) consistently frame Epstein as a reviled criminal figure; no neutral or positive treatment appears.