Analysis Overview

Framing and rhetorical patterns across analyzed articles

Dominant Frames

Distribution of framing across analyzed articles

Crisis
933 (18%)
Conflict
852 (16.5%)
Responsibility
737 (14.3%)
Threat
487 (9.4%)
Horse Race
456 (8.8%)
Victim
340 (6.6%)
Diplomacy
186 (3.6%)
Accountability
183 (3.5%)
Injustice
156 (3%)
Security
140 (2.7%)
Rhetorical Techniques

Technique categories across analyzed articles

Language Manipulation
25714 (36.4%)
Emotional Appeal
18080 (25.6%)
Credibility Tactic
13313 (18.9%)
Framing Device
12601 (17.8%)
Logical Fallacy
896 (1.3%)
Emotional Appeals

Specific emotions evoked across analyzed articles

Fear
5136 (28.4%)
Outrage
2594 (14.3%)
Anxiety
2247 (12.4%)
Sympathy
1710 (9.5%)
Anger
1119 (6.2%)
Contempt
1061 (5.9%)
Hope
861 (4.8%)
Trust
533 (2.9%)
Loaded Language
497 (2.7%)
Pride
489 (2.7%)
Article Strategies

Strategic intent of analyzed articles

Inform
2179 (42.1%)
Alarm
1766 (34.2%)
Attack
929 (18%)
Defend
248 (4.8%)
Mobilize
48 (0.9%)
News Media Influence Targets

Targets of influence in news articles, with pro/anti stance breakdown

Keir Starmer
236 / 893 (6.2%)
Donald Trump
442 / 635 (5.9%)
Labour Party
160 / 399 (3%)
Reform UK
255 / 262 (2.8%)
Conservative Party
194 / 271 (2.5%)
Iran
34 / 325 (2%)
Labour Party
57 / 221 (1.5%)
Nigel Farage
77 / 153 (1.3%)
Andy Burnham
154 / 43 (1.1%)
Wes Streeting
109 / 86 (1.1%)
Pro Anti
Social Media Influence Targets

Top targets of influence in Reddit comments with pro/anti stance breakdown

Donald Trump
80 / 607 (1.8%)
Keir Starmer
159 / 516 (1.8%)
Reform UK
181 / 485 (1.8%)
Donald Trump
62 / 583 (1.7%)
Labour Party
126 / 436 (1.5%)
Conservative Party
51 / 409 (1.2%)
Republican Party
18 / 379 (1%)
immigration policy
83 / 285 (1%)
Democratic Party
131 / 221 (0.9%)
Nigel Farage
70 / 260 (0.9%)
Pro Anti