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This is a list of government websites, state media, and other governmental or intergovernmental sources. This categorization takes into account the direct editorial control the government has on the source. Some public broadcasters and other outlets in which the state does not exercise tight editorial control (such as PBS in the United States) are not included.

Editors are welcomed to update this list accompanied by facts and reasoning in the edit summary.

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Source lists

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government

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Intergovernmental organizations

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United States

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Canada

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France

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Spain

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Switzerland

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Austria

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Croatia

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Denmark

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Germany

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Serbia

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Russia

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State-owned media outlets in Russia
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Sputnik:

RT (Russia Today, ANO TV-Novosti, Ruptly, Redfish, Maffick):

Turkey

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Iran

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Turkmenistan

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Mainland China

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National government media outlets in mainland China
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Global Times (see WP:GLOBALTIMES):

China Daily (see WP:CHINADAILY, and § Editorial control):

China Media Group:

People's Daily (see WP:人民日报):

Xinhua News Agency (see WP:XINHUA):

State-owned media outlets:

Local government media outlets in mainland China
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Beijing
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Tianjin
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Hebei
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Shanxi
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Inner Mongolia:

Liaoning
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Jilin
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Heilongjiang
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Shanghai
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Jiangsu
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Zhejiang
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Anhui
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Fujian
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Jiangxi
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Shandong
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Henan
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Hubei
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Hunan
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Guangdong
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Guangxi
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Hainan
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Chongqing
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Sichuan
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Guizhou
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Yunnan
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Tibet
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Shaanxi
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Gansu
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Qinghai
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Ningxia
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Xinjiang
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Hong Kong

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Government websites:

State-owned news outlets:

Macao

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Government websites:

Taiwan

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Japan

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South Korea

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North Korea

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Government media outlets:

Laos

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Vietnam

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Malaysia

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Indonesia

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Philippines

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Cuba

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State-owned media outlets in Cuba
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Argentina

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Brazil

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Nigeria

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Kenya

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