International agenda of the "Taiwan issue" in Chinese and Russian media: similarities and differences

this article analyzes the international agenda of the "Taiwan issue" in the context of its coverage in Chinese and Russian media. The relevance of the study is determined by the significance of the issue for international relations in East Asia and its impact on global diplomacy. The aim of the work is to conduct a comparative analysis of media approaches to the "Taiwan issue" and identify their similarities and differences. To achieve this goal, methods of content analysis and case studies were employed, allowing for the assessment of the frequency and nature of publications. The results show that Chinese media emphasize the ideology of "one China," while Russian sources offer more neutral and diverse approaches, highlighting the necessity of dialogue and peaceful conflict resolution. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of media narratives in shaping public opinion and their influence on international relations.

Taiwan, mass media, international relations, content analysis, China, Russia