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BBC Monitoring
We provide trusted analysis of global media to help you make sense of complex narratives and world events
About BBC Monitoring
BBC Monitoring provides trusted analysis of global media to help you make sense of complex narratives and world events. We have been a trusted source of information since 1939, serving governments, academia, corporations, NGOs and intergovernmental organisations. Today, we thrive as a unique, global open-source monitoring centre of expertise. With BBC Monitoring, you are uniquely well-informed wherever you are in the world. • Headquartered in London with 9 offices in key locations • 220 staff, plus a global network of contributors • Working in more than 100 languages • Covering 150 countries • Online database has over 7 million entries dating back to 1994 and our archive stretches back to 1939 For a free trial of our platform please visit: monitoring.bbc.co.uk.
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5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
BBC Monitoring's Russia team has picked up a clear trend on Russian state TV, a growing wave of threats and criticism directed at the UK.
Reported by BBC Monitoring
Research & Knowledge
BBC Monitoring published a blog exploring Xi Jinping's evolving diplomatic messaging and his portrayal of a Chinese worldview, including an implicit criticism of Washington, ahead of his expected summit with US President Donald Trump in late September.
Reported by BBC Monitoring
Research & Knowledge
BBC Monitoring published an article explaining what the Iranian Supreme National Security Council is, its members, and who among them voted for or against the US-Iran memorandum of understanding in June.
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Research & Knowledge
BBC Monitoring Iran Specialist Niko Kelbakiani documents the stories and monitoring of Iran's past six months to understand the impact of the conflict
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Research & Knowledge
BBC Monitoring reports that Pakistan's outreach to Taliban opponents and India's growing engagement with the Taliban are increasing the risk of Afghanistan becoming a battleground for a proxy conflict.
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