The website is the official website of the Center for Defense Information ( Center for Defense Information; abbreviation: CDI official website, mainly to provide information on the Center's institutional set-up, the latest developments, mission responsibilities, historical development, as well as publications, radio, television, publications and other news departments. It is worth noting that CDI is an unofficial, neutral military surveillance research organization.

Turner Broadcasting (TBS) is an American On October 10, 1996, TBS was acquired by Time Warner and became a subsidiary. TBS initially aired movies and programs from the wireless network, but later began broadcasting local sports events. With the gradual development of the television market, TBS began to broadcast to a national audience.

The National Interest magazine (The The National Interest, a bimonthly magazine devoted to international affairs in the United States, was launched in 1985. The website is the official website of The National Interest magazine and features the magazine's main content, blogs, focus topics, regional profiles, cultural and social differences, technological innovations, and the impact of history and religion on national behavior, regardless of foreign policy.

United Press International (UPI) is the second largest news agency in the United States. UPI is the second largest news agency in the United States, one of the four largest news agencies in the world, a for-profit commercial news agency formed in May 1958 by the merger of UPI and News International, with headquarters in Washington, D.C., and its news and photo distribution network centered in New York. It is headquartered in Washington, D.C., and its news and photo distribution network is based in New York;

FOX Broadcasting Corporation ( Fox Broadcasting Corporation (FOX), headquartered in Los Angeles. FOX Broadcasting Corporation (Fox Broadcasting Corporation), headquartered in Los Angeles, is composed of six television stations purchased by Rupert Murdoch, a former Australian newspaper owner, in 1986, and is a network of 105 independent television stations.

The network started with movies and entertainment programs in the early days, but in 1990 it began to operate news programs and to develop the cable industry. It has now launched Fox News, which is distributed through the cable system. It is now the number one news channel in the United States.

Mad Magazine (MAD magazine) is a bimonthly satirical magazine, started in 1952, under the banner of DC Entertainment, mainly spoofing movies, video games, cartoons and video games.

Womens' Wear Daily (WWD), known as the "fashion bible", is a highly authoritative international fashion newspaper that provides information on fashion, runways, accessories, fashion markets, business, retail industry, women's fashion, gentlemen's community and other fashion business information. Its readership is large and includes mainly fashionable women, retailers, designers, manufacturers, marketers, financiers, Wall Street analysts, international celebrities, media and news organizations, socialites and fashion makers.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer ( The Seattle Post-Intelligencer is an American online newspaper that covers news from Seattle and its surrounding areas.

Scientific American (original English title. Scientific American, abbreviated: Sci Am) is an American popular science magazine, started on August 28, 1845, at first published weekly, then changed to monthly; it is the longest history of the United States, has been published continuously magazine, but also the famous "Science" (Science) sister magazine. To date, 151 Nobel laureates have contributed to the journal, and four of the journal's contributors won Nobel Prizes in '09. As of December 2005, it had a monthly circulation of approximately 555,000 domestic (U.S.) and 90,000 international copies. Although considered a popular, high-level academic journal, the journal does not review manuscripts in a peer-reviewed manner similar to Nature, but rather provides a forum for the presentation of scientific theories and new scientific discoveries.=

The Calgary Herald, the most prominent newspaper in Calgary, southwestern Canada, was founded in 1883. The website is its official website, mainly providing local news, international news, current affairs, economy, sports, arts, life, health, technology, travel and other content.

Cronista:Argentine ChronThe official website is a business newspaper in Argentina, headquartered in the capital Buenos Aires, which was founded in 1908 and has a history of more than 100 years in the country.

Argentina Chronicle formerly known as EL Cronista COMERCIAL", changed to Argentina Chronicle in 1989, the newspaper was the first Argentine newspaper to publish online. Concerned about Argentina's domestic information can refer to the newspaper.

The Australian is an influential national newspaper in Australia, founded in 1964 and affiliated with The Australian. The website is a free website created by The Australian, mainly for readers to browse and leave comments. At the same time, the newspaper in 2010, the first release of the ipad client, attracting a large number of readers.

The Australian is one of Australia's largest-selling newspapers, founded in 1964 and headquartered in Sydney, published by the Australian News Group, covering politics, economics, technology, sport and commentary.

XKB:Australia's New Express is a joint venture between Yangcheng The newspaper was founded in Sydney on June 30, 2004 to serve the Chinese community, reflect the voice of the Chinese people, promote Australia-China exchanges and enhance Australia-China friendship as the purpose of the newspaper.

The Australian New Express readers cover the states of New South Wales, It has become a platform for understanding Australian, Chinese and international current affairs, finance, sports and entertainment news, as well as a link between the Chinese community, Chinese institutions, international students and China, and has been selected by China Southern Airlines, China Eastern Airlines and China International Airlines as the designated newspaper to read on board flights from Sydney to China.

The Australian New Express is published six days a week, with 56 pages in 8 pages from Monday to Friday and 76 pages at weekends, covering Australian, Chinese and international current affairs, finance, sports and entertainment news.

The Sun of Senegal (Le Soleil, the first daily newspaper in sub-Saharan Africa, was founded in 1933 by Charles de Breteuil, a French press and publishing group, and was originally called "Paris-Dakar"; after the independence of Senegal, the newspaper was renamed in 1961 as After the independence of Senegal, the newspaper was renamed "Dakar-Matin" in 1961; it was later renamed on May 20, 1970 and published in Dakar, the capital. On January 8, 2014, Chinese Ambassador Xia Huang published an op-ed in The Sun entitled "History must not be forgotten", criticizing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to the Yasukuni Shrine.