Which of the following best demonstrates a global perspective in media coverage?

• A. Focusing solely on local events
• B. Relying on a single country as the primary source
• C. Ignoring context beyond local issues
• D. Using a mix of regional and international sources

Answer: (D)

Global perspective in media coverage means looking beyond local boundaries and incorporating voices and information from multiple regions and countries. This broader approach helps readers see how stories connect across borders, reveal different interpretations, and understand global context and impacts.

Using a mix of regional and international sources best demonstrates this by presenting multiple angles and reducing local bias. The other approaches—focusing only on local events, relying on a single country’s sources, or ignoring wider context—limit the view to a narrow frame and miss how issues are connected around the world.