Global Times

Global Times is a Chinese newspaper published by the People’s Daily, with Chinese- and English-language editions. It is known for nationalist commentary on international affairs.

People’s Daily: People’s Daily is the official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party. Global Times is published by this party newspaper and shares its institutional lineage.
Chinese Communist Party: The Chinese Communist Party is the ruling political party of the People’s Republic of China. The People’s Daily, Global Times’s publisher, is the party’s official newspaper.
Global Times (English edition): The English edition of Global Times publishes news and commentary for an international audience. It extends the newspaper’s coverage and arguments beyond its Chinese-language readership.
Xinhua News Agency: Xinhua News Agency is the official state news agency of the People’s Republic of China. Xinhua is a state news agency, while Global Times is a newspaper with a more conspicuous commentary style.
Chinese nationalism: Chinese nationalism is a political outlook emphasizing Chinese national identity, sovereignty, and interests. The paper’s assertive commentary is frequently associated with nationalist discourse.
China Daily: China Daily is an English-language newspaper published by the Chinese state. It provides an earlier, state-backed English-language press model against which Global Times’s launch can be understood.
Media censorship in China: Media censorship in China is the state and party control or restriction of news and expression. The paper publishes within the regulatory and censorship system governing Chinese media.
Global Times (Chinese edition): The Chinese edition of Global Times publishes news and commentary primarily for Chinese-speaking audiences. It is the newspaper’s domestic-language edition and a distinct venue for its coverage.
South China Morning Post: South China Morning Post is an English-language newspaper based in Hong Kong. Its Hong Kong-based reporting offers a contrasting editorial perspective on Chinese and regional affairs.
Soft power: Soft power is the ability to influence others through attraction and persuasion rather than coercion or payment. The English edition serves efforts to communicate Chinese perspectives abroad, though its impact is contested.

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