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Papua New Guinea
Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Port Moresby, The National claims to be Papua New Guinea's top-selling weekday English language newspaper. Owned by Malaysian multinational Rimbunan Hijau, a major logging corporation controlled by businessman Tiong Hiew King, the publication operates five offices in the cities of Lae, Mount Hagen, Kokopo, Madang, and Goroka. As one of Papua New Guinea's two major daily newspapers, alongside the Post-Courier, The National

Burundi
The Ministry of Communication, Information Technologies, and Media of Burundi is the primary government body overseeing telecommunications, broadcasting, and digital development in the East African nation. The ministry supervises key state enterprises, including the National Telecommunications Office (ONATEL), the National Postal Authority, and the national broadcaster Radio Television Nationale du Burundi. The ministry sets policies and regulations for telecommunications and information technologies development, implementing Burundi's National ICT Development Policy (2010-2025) to promote digital transformation. …

Serbia
Politika is Serbia's oldest and most influential daily newspaper, first published on January 25, 1904, in Belgrade by founder and editor Vladislav Ribnikar. The inaugural issue was printed in 2,450 copies across four pages, priced at five para. Throughout its history, Politika has twice ceased publication during wartime: from 1914-1919 during World War I and from April 1941 to October 1944 during World War II. The newspaper also suspended operations in summer 1992 due to a journalists' strike protesting government attempts to convert it into a state enterprise. Today, Politika maintains i…

Japan
Chubun, a Japanese Chinese-language weekly publication, claims to be "Japan's largest and most influential" Chinese-language newspaper since its September 1992 founding. According to its own "About Us" page, the outlet describes itself as maintaining an "overseas Chinese perspective" with focus on Sino-Japanese relations and Chinese community news, while covering international affairs, economics, and culture. The publication says it has "evolved from print to embrace digital media" and collaborates with Japanese mainstream outlets to "bridge cultural divides." Chubun

Spain
The United Nations World Tourism Organization, rebranded as UN Tourism in 2023, is a specialized UN agency headquartered in Madrid, Spain, that promotes responsible, sustainable and universally accessible tourism worldwide. Established in 1975, it serves as a global forum for tourism policy and research, encouraging competitiveness, innovation, education, investments, and digital transformation in the tourism sector. The organization operates with 160 member states, six associate members, and over 500 affiliate members, conducting business in…

Indonesia
Republika is an Indonesian news portal covering politics, economics, culture, and religious affairs. Founded in 1995 to "serve Indonesia's Muslim community," the publication ceased its print edition in December 2022 and transitioned fully online. The website offers news in both Indonesian and English, and republishes content from Germany’s Deutsche Welle. Republika has participated in China-Indonesia media cooperation initiatives, with its news editor at…

Peru
El Comercio, founded in May 1839, stands as Peru's oldest newspaper and one of the oldest Spanish-language publications worldwide. The Lima-based daily was established by José Manuel Amunátegui y Muñoz and Alejandro Villota, but ownership passed to the influential Miró Quesada family in 1876 following the War of the Pacific. The newspaper survived a four-year closure during Chilean occupation (1879-1883) and later endured six years of military expropriation under Juan Velasco Alvarado's regime (1974-1980). El Comercio maintains a circulation exceeding 100,000 and is

China
Formerly known as the Guangdong Today International Communication Center (今日廣東國際傳播中心), with the chief media brand “GDToday,” this ICC in the southern province of Guangdong, bordering Hong Kong, was renamed the South International Communication Center (南方國際傳播中心), or SICC, in July 2025. The center describes itself as having been designated by Guangdong provincial authorities as "the main platform for Guangdong's external communication." South operates multilingual news websites, an English-language mobile app, and social media accounts across platforms, including Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTu…

China
The China International Communication Center, established in November 1993 and operational by April 1994, functions as a key external propaganda institution now under the Central Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party. Originally subordinate to the State Council Information Office, with the Ministry of Finance (财政部) exercising ownership rights, the center evolved into a comprehensive international communications organization operating 26 overseas branches across 14 countries. Its multifaceted operations include publishing books and periodicals in over 40 languages, producing multimedia content, maintaining government websites including China Human Rights Network (中国人权网) and …

Indonesia
Harian Inhua (印華日報) is a Chinese-language newspaper serving Indonesia's ethnic Chinese community, launched on October 17, 2014, by Indonesia Inhua Media Group (印度尼西亞印華傳媒集團). The outlet operates a print newspaper as well as the news website Harian Inhua Online, offering news coverage of Indonesia, China, and broader Asian affairs in Chinese and Indonesian languages. Yinhua TV provides video content, distributed through social media channels. Chairman Ye Lianli (葉聯禮) has described the newspaper in terms redolent of PRC state language as "a bridge for Indonesia-China friendshi…

Italy
Agenzia Nazionale Stampa Associata (ANSA) was founded on January 15, 1945, as Italy's leading news agency and a not-for-profit cooperative owned by leading Italian news organizations. Headquartered in Rome at Via della Dataria 94, ANSA maintains offices across Italy and internationally in 78 other countries. The organization claims to transmit "more than 3,500 news items and 1,500 photos daily" to Italian media, national institutions, and international organizations. ANSA emerged from Italy's anti-fascist resistance movement, replacing the …

Mauritius
ChinaTown, established in Mauritius on July 23, 2005, is a Chinese-language daily newspaper that describes itself as "a patriotic newspaper that loves the motherland—the People's Republic of China" with a mission to "promote Chinese culture and report on modern China's development." The paper publishes eight A3-format pages daily, with its first page covering China's major policies and "anti-independence, pro-unification" content. Pages 4-5 feature English and French content, while page 8 covers local news, including China-Mauritius relations and Chinese embas…

South Korea
Founded in 2005, Yanolja is a global travel technology company that provides cloud-based software and operates a distribution platform connecting hotels, airlines, and car rentals with sales channels worldwide. The company says that it uses artificial intelligence and data-driven solutions to help travelers with their booking plans. …

Russia
TASS is Russia's state-owned news agency, established in 1904 and wholly controlled by the Russian government as a Federal State Unitary Enterprise. The agency "claims" to publish "nearly 3,000 news items daily in six languages" and operate 70 offices in Russia and 59 branches globally. Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, TASS was suspended from the European Alliance of News Agencies for "not being able to provide unbiased news," and

Russia
The Government of the Russian Federation serves as Russia's federal executive body, comprising the prime minister, deputy prime ministers, and federal ministers. Established in its current form on December 12, 1993, it operates within a political system where power is largely concentrated in President Vladimir Putin's hands. While constitutionally the government exercises executive authority separate from the presidency, in practice it functions within an authoritarian framework characterized by subservient courts, controlled media, and a compliant legislature. The government's formal responsibil…