La Repubblica · March 2026

• Trump's actions framed as aggressive or irrational
• US policy described with negative evaluative language
• Quotes from critics of Trump amplified
• Neutral reporting on non-Trump US topics

The entity is 'US' but coverage overwhelmingly focuses on Trump administration; non-Trump US topics (headlines 14, 15, 24) are neutral. The outlet's stance toward the US as a country is mixed: critical of Trump's policies but neutral on other US entities. Stance reflects the dominant Trump-critical framing.

• outlet's own evaluative vocabulary ('follia', 'ossessionato', 'disperato', 'bugie')
• framing Trump as irrational or desperate ('non ha una strategia', 'minaccia perché è disperato')
• associating Trump with negative outcomes ('muore la democrazia', 'insider trading?')
• quoting critics without counterbalance ('Trump sta perdendo', 'Trump non ha una strategia')

Headlines 5, 6, 7, 9, 17 report Trump's actions/statements neutrally, but the overall bundle is dominated by hostile framing and critical voices; the outlet's own voice is consistently negative.

• entity appears in political conflict contexts
• entity quoted or referenced without evaluative framing
• entity associated with both criticism and neutral actions

The entity (Italy) is not a consistent focus; most headlines are about domestic politics, economy, and culture. When Italy is mentioned, it is in neutral or factual contexts (e.g., economic impact, political events). No clear positive or negative stance toward the country itself.

• highlights setbacks and controversies
• uses distancing or mocking framing
• foregrounds opposition voices and negative events
• occasional neutral reporting of official statements

Several headlines report Meloni's own statements neutrally (e.g., #1, #11, #15), but the overall selection emphasizes failures, ridicule, and opposition, indicating a skeptical editorial stance. The entity's quoted content is often defensive or self-justifying, which the outlet frames as problematic.

• frames Iran as a threat or adversary
• uses distancing or negative labels for Iranian leadership
• highlights internal repression and vulnerability
• reports on celebrations of Iranian leader's death abroad

Headline 3 and 6 show some critical coverage of US actions, but overall the outlet's own vocabulary ('oscurantista', 'repressione', 'minaccia', 'tallone d'Achille') and selection (celebrations of Khamenei's death, focus on vulnerabilities) tilt stance negative toward the entity (Iran as a country). The entity is not a single spokesperson; coverage treats the Iranian regime as problematic.