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Daily Sabah · February 2026
February 2026 editorial profile for Daily Sabah. Below: how this outlet framed the actors and regions it covered most in February 2026. Tap any tile to jump to the detailed card.
ERDOGAN25 titles+1Constructive“respectful and authoritative”
Patterns
- Quotes Erdoğan as a credible statesman on foreign policy
- Uses positive framing of his diplomatic actions
- Headlines attribute constructive roles to Erdoğan
- No critical or distancing language toward Erdoğan
Caveats
The outlet consistently treats Erdoğan as a legitimate leader and key regional actor; even when he criticizes others (e.g., CHP, Israel), the outlet amplifies his stance without skepticism. No negative framing of Erdoğan appears in the bundle.
United States25 titles-1Skeptical“critical and skeptical”
Patterns
- foregrounds US scandals and controversies (Epstein, tariffs, climate rollback)
- uses distancing or negative framing for US actions (e.g., 'unauthorized' Starlink use, 'most aggressive move')
- highlights US internal and external conflicts (Supreme Court rebuke, immigration crackdown, Iran threats)
- includes neutral or positive items but they are outnumbered by critical coverage
Caveats
The outlet's stance toward the US is broadly critical, focusing on scandals (Epstein), aggressive policies (tariffs, climate rollback, Iran threats), and internal dysfunction (Supreme Court rebuke, immigration crackdown). However, some headlines are neutral or factual (e.g., trade deal, Fed nominee profile), and the entity is a country rather than a single actor, which dilutes the stance. The negative tone is consistent but not uniformly hostile.
Turkey25 titles+1Constructive“favourable and authoritative”
Patterns
- foregrounds Türkiye's diplomatic and economic initiatives
- quotes Erdoğan and officials as credible voices
- frames Türkiye as proactive and sovereign actor
- minimal critical or distancing language
Caveats
Headlines are overwhelmingly positive or neutral; no negative framing of TR appears. The outlet treats TR as a legitimate, influential actor, even when reporting on disputes (e.g., headline 11 criticizes Huckabee, not TR).
TRUMP23 titles+1Constructive“amplifies Trump's statements as authoritative”
Patterns
- Trump says/claims/signals as primary source
- Trump's actions and threats reported without distancing
- Trump's policy moves framed as decisive
- Trump's quotes used to drive narrative
Caveats
Headlines are largely factual reports of Trump's statements and actions, but the outlet consistently presents Trump as the active agent and source of news, without critical framing or distancing verbs. This suggests a favorable stance toward Trump as a credible newsmaker, even though his quoted content is aggressive toward Iran. The bundle lacks negative evaluative language about Trump himself.
Palestine22 titles+1Constructive“sympathetic to Palestinian cause”
Patterns
- foregrounds Palestinian suffering and Israeli aggression
- uses strong condemnatory language against Israel
- amplifies Palestinian and pro-Palestinian voices as credible
- frames Palestinian resistance as legitimate
Caveats
The outlet's stance is toward the entity 'PS' (Palestine/State of Palestine), not toward Hamas or other factions. Coverage consistently portrays Palestinians as victims of Israeli violence and treats Palestinian officials and activists sympathetically, while using hostile language toward Israel. Headline 5 explicitly condemns Netanyahu, and headline 19 quotes Erdoğan's commitment positively. No headlines criticize Palestinian actors.