Deutsche Welle · February 2026

• foregrounds negative consequences of Trump's actions
• uses neutral or factual framing for Trump's own statements
• highlights opposition and legal challenges to Trump
• occasional ironic or skeptical juxtaposition

Coverage is mixed: some headlines report Trump's actions neutrally (e.g., 1, 8, 11), but several emphasize negative impacts (climate rule, trade war, lawsuits) and opposition (protests, lawsuits). The outlet does not use overtly hostile language but consistently selects critical angles, yielding a skeptical stance.

• Trump's actions framed as disruptive or controversial
• US policies described with skeptical or distancing language
• Negative outcomes or failures highlighted
• Quotes from US officials used with implicit critique

Coverage is mixed: some headlines are neutral factual reports (e.g., 1, 2, 12, 24), but several use framing that implies criticism of US actions or policies, especially regarding Trump. The entity is 'US' broadly, so Trump's prominence skews stance negative. No outright celebratory or promotional coverage of the US is present.

• factual reporting of political events
• balanced coverage of government and opposition
• use of neutral attribution for official statements
• mix of domestic policy, foreign affairs, and cultural topics

Coverage is predominantly neutral and descriptive, with no consistent evaluative language toward Germany as a country. Headlines range from policy debates (cuts, strikes) to diplomatic visits (Merz in China, Gulf) and social issues (protests, violence). The outlet does not adopt a hostile or celebratory stance; it reports events without framing Germany positively or negatively as an entity.