Spain

Story gist: Stars from film and television attended the red carpet at the 2026 Golden Globes. Coverage included photos, nomination histories, and event highlights.

Bias summary: Left-leaning EL PAÍS frames the story around red carpet images of stars, emphasizing visual spectacle. Center outlet Diario AS highlights movies with the most nominations in Golden Globes history, focusing on records and achievements. Right-leaning ABC depicts Hollywood celebrating cinema and TV, using upbeat communal tone. No lane absent; differences center on glamour, stats, and festivity.

Story gist: European leaders discussed a possible military deployment in Greenland amid threats from Donald Trump. Reports indicate debates on creating a NATO mission to increase military presence there.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like elDiario.es frame the story as leaders addressing Trump’s threats directly, emphasizing U.S. pressure. Right-leaning El Mundo highlights European countries debating a NATO mission to bolster presence, citing Bloomberg and omitting Trump. Center-leaning RTVE.es uses vague headline ‘No es un día cualquiera,’ omitting specifics and downplaying the issue.

Story gist: Over 100 people died in protests in Iran. Tehran threatens retaliation if the US attacks.

Bias summary: Left-leaning elDiario.es reports neutrally on over 100 deaths in protests alongside Tehran’s threats of reprisals against potential US attack, emphasizing conflict escalation. Right-leaning El Mundo highlights regime crackdown with saturated hospitals, graphic details of shots to head and heart in anti-regime protests, stressing government violence. No center outlets observed, missing balanced or contextual framing.

Story gist: In 2025, the Community of Madrid invested more than 36 million euros in aid to self-employed workers. The program includes checks of up to 6,200 euros for unemployed self-employed individuals.

Bias summary: No left-leaning outlets covered the story, omitting progressive critique or context on aid equity. Center sources frame it as a dramatic ‘180-degree turn’ for the unemployed, emphasizing practical benefits and functionality. Right-leaning and official sources highlight the total investment factually, presenting it as a straightforward achievement without qualifiers.