China

Story gist: Qiushi Net published an article stating that the Chinese Communist Party’s self-revolution improves its image and prestige. It outlines five further steps required to advance the process.

Bias summary: Left-leaning Qiushi Net frames CCP self-revolution positively, emphasizing its benefits to Party image and specifying ‘five further steps’ for implementation with supportive tone. Center and right-leaning outlets provide no coverage, omitting neutral analysis or skeptical perspectives on Party internal reforms.

Story gist: Guangdong province is strengthening deep integration of scientific and technological innovation with industrial innovation by building platforms and ecosystems.

Bias summary: Left-leaning People’s Daily frames it as direct provincial reinforcement of innovation fusion, using affirmative state-led language. Center outlet International Electronics Business emphasizes Shenzhen model’s exploration and practical realization of tech’s industrial value, focusing on business implications. Right-leaning coverage absent, omitting potential emphasis on market dynamics, private sector roles, or critiques of government involvement.

Story gist: China’s Central Political Bureau held a collective study session on promoting high-quality development of cyberspace affairs to build a cyber power. The session focused on network ecological governance.

Bias summary: Left-leaning Qiushi frames the event positively as advancing high-quality cyberspace development and a new phase in cyber power construction. Right-leaning Guangming emphasizes the focus on network ecological governance with an analytical ‘why’ question. No center-leaning outlets covered it, omitting moderate, non-partisan analysis.