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Izvestia · March 2026
March 2026 editorial profile for Izvestia. Below: how this outlet framed the actors and regions it covered most in March 2026. Tap any tile to jump to the detailed card.
United States25 titles0Reportorial“neutral reporting with mixed framing”
Patterns
- Quotes Trump directly without evaluative commentary
- Reports US actions and statements factually
- Occasional negative framing via selection (e.g., Trump losing support, Apple fined)
- No consistent positive or negative editorial voice toward the US
Caveats
The bundle is dominated by direct quotes from Trump and US officials, with minimal editorial evaluation. Headlines 1 and 25 include some negative framing (Trump's tension with NATO, losing support), but overall the outlet treats US statements as newsworthy without systematic hostility or promotion. The entity is 'US' but coverage focuses heavily on Trump's actions and statements, which are reported neutrally.
Russia25 titles+1Constructive“authoritative and supportive”
Patterns
- Quotes Russian officials as authoritative sources
- Foregrounds Russian government actions and achievements
- Uses neutral or positive framing for Russian entities
- Presents Russian positions as legitimate and reasonable
Caveats
The entity is the country RU (Russia). All headlines either quote Russian officials positively, report Russian government actions neutrally, or frame Russia as a responsible actor. No negative or critical language toward Russia is present. The outlet's stance is clearly favorable, treating Russia as a credible and authoritative entity.
Representative headlines
- →Putin awarded orders to the governors of Saratov and Irkutsk regions
- →Путин заявил о возвращении славы Севастополя благодаря проектам развития городаru
- →Лавров отметил уважение Путина и Трампа к друг другуmk
- →Putin pointed to Kiev's attempts to exchange the military for civilians in the Kursk region.
- →Путин призвал прокуроров обратить внимание на защиту прав уязвимых гражданru
PUTIN25 titles+1Constructive“respectful and authoritative”
Patterns
- reports Putin's actions as routine governance
- uses neutral or positive verbs like 'awarded', 'thanked', 'noted', 'called on'
- frames Putin as a decision-maker and diplomat
- no distancing or critical language
Caveats
All headlines present Putin as a legitimate leader performing official duties; no negative framing or skepticism. The outlet's own voice is consistently respectful, treating Putin as an authoritative figure.
TRUMP25 titles+1Constructive“authoritative and respectful”
Patterns
- Trump is quoted directly and without distancing verbs
- Headlines foreground Trump's statements as newsworthy and decisive
- Positive framing from allied figures (Lavrov, Lukashenko) is included
- Critical voices (Zelensky, media reports) are attributed to others, not the outlet
Caveats
Headline 13 ('Trump loses support') is a rare negative framing, but it is an outlier; overall the outlet treats Trump as a credible actor whose words are reported authoritatively. The entity's quoted content is often aggressive toward others, but the outlet itself does not adopt a critical stance toward Trump.