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More divergent than 26% of recent comparable stories (reference: 90 recent stories measured with the same method).
this subject is more divergent than 26% of recent comparable stories
Switzerland
Bern and Geneva welcome a Nobel that enshrines international criminal justice, and gauge the fragility of the law in the face of American sanctions against the ICC.
What each one tells
Peru
Lima recalls Navi Pillay's Nobel Peace Prize particularly for her confrontation with Donald Trump: the Peruvian press highlights the irony of the laureate, the memory of María Corina Machado's gesture and the message from the Oslo committee regarding judges now sanctioned.
Switzerland
Geneva
the Temps narrative puts Geneva and its UN role at the forefront of the prize reception.
of threatened law
the SRF commentary reads the prize as a signal in favor of an endangered international criminal justice.
What the account puts first
Peru
centered on Trump
the joke about sharing the prize with the American president occupies the title and opening of two out of three articles.