India-Pakistan ceasefire global coverage: US credits Trump, 'nuclear rivals' make headlines

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : "Trump takes credit for India, Pakistan cease-fire as fighting continues," reads a May 10 report title.
48% : But can it hold?" popped up in the WaPo website on may 10. New York Post: Bringing forth another US-tinted narrative, the NY outlet shared a report titled, "Trump says India, Pakistan agree to 'full and immediate' cease-fire after 'long night of talks' mediated by US," on May 10.
43% : The US-centric approach seeped into another report titled, "Reluctant at First, Trump Officials Intervened in South Asia as Nuclear Fears Grew," to the extent that the warring nations in question didn't even make it to the headline in focus.
31% : " Rolling Stone: With focus on music, politics and pop culture, the US outlet, though also quoting the New York Times, did not downplay Donald Trump "taking credit for the ceasefire decision.
27% : Here's how some media agencies across the United States, United Kingdom and more regions chose to report these issues to the word: How global media covered India-Pakistan ceasefire New York Times: A live updates blog run by the American news outlet shared a headline, "Trump announced Cease-Fire" between India and Pakistan.

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