March 31, 2026 – China Headlines

1力箭二号遥一运载火箭成功发射空间试验飞船

Story gist: CAS Space’s Lijian-2 (Yao-1) carrier rocket completed its maiden flight and successfully launched a space test spacecraft from China.
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力箭二号遥一运载火箭发射成功
— 新华网
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一箭三星!中科宇航力箭二号首发成功,单位成本直追SpaceX
— 华尔街见闻
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轻舟初样试飞船成功发射 开启在轨技术验证新篇章
— 中华网
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Bias summary: Left-leaning Xinhua frames the story neutrally as a straightforward launch success. Center outlets like Wall Street Insights emphasize excitement with ‘one arrow three stars’ and unit costs rivaling SpaceX, highlighting commercial competitiveness. Right-leaning China.com focuses on the Qingzhou prototype payload, portraying it as inaugurating a new era of on-orbit technology verification with optimistic, milestone-oriented tone.

2特朗普:“我最想要的就是伊朗石油”

Story gist: Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that what he wants most is Iran’s oil.
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危险系数爆表,特朗普想在伊朗干票大的
— guancha.cn
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特朗普:“我最想要的就是伊朗石油”
— DW.com
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No major right-leaning outlet from our monitored sources covered this story
Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like guancha.cn frame Trump’s remark with alarmist tone, headlining ‘danger level off the charts’ and implying aggressive ‘big heist’ plans in Iran. Center outlets like DW.com report neutrally, using the direct quote as headline. Right-leaning coverage absent, omitting defenses of Trump or emphasis on energy security perspectives.

3丁薛祥出席世界数据组织成立大会 宣读习近平主席贺信并发表主旨讲话

Story gist: Ding Xuexiang attended the founding conference of the World Data Organization, read a congratulatory letter from President Xi Jinping, and delivered a keynote speech.
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丁薛祥出席世界数据组织成立大会 宣读习近平主席贺信并发表主旨讲话
— chinanews.com.cn
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世界数据组织成立
— 新浪网
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No major right-leaning outlet from our monitored sources covered this story
Bias summary: Left-leaning chinanews.com.cn emphasizes Ding Xuexiang’s prominent role, Xi Jinping’s message, and keynote, framing it as strong Chinese leadership endorsement. Center-leaning Sina focuses neutrally on the organization’s establishment, omitting leadership details. Right-leaning coverage is absent, leaving skeptical or oppositional perspectives unrepresented.