China

Story gist: Eight Chinese government departments, including the Ministry of Civil Affairs, issued a document to enable one-network online handling of elderly care service licenses and support nurturing of service providers.

Bias summary: Left-leaning China Youth Net emphasizes government-led streamlining of licensing (‘one-net’) and assistance for service entities, focusing on administrative efficiency. Center Sina Finance uses exclamatory tone to highlight ‘silver economy’ promotion and business entity nurturing, stressing economic growth. Right-leaning outlets absent, lacking potential skepticism toward state intervention.

Story gist: Denmark’s Prime Minister and Greenland’s autonomous government Premier announced they will inform the United States that Greenland is not for sale.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlet (thepaper.cn) emphasizes strong rejection via quotes denying US ownership, rule, or incorporation, highlighting sovereignty. Center-leaning (东方财富) reports neutrally with official titles and direct statement. Right-leaning coverage absent, missing potential framing supportive of US interests or downplaying the rebuff.

Story gist: China’s State Council Information Office held a policy briefing on the Solid Waste Comprehensive Management Action Plan. The plan, jointly issued by 25 departments, deploys five special rectifications including illegal dumping of solid waste and landfill pollution risks.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like Guangming Net frame the story enthusiastically, emphasizing ’25 departments jointly issue’ the ‘first special document’ and a strong ‘combination punch’ for governance. Center outlets like thepaper.cn focus factually on NDRC’s five specific rectifications. Right-leaning coverage is absent, omitting conservative viewpoints on the policy.