====== The Global Standard ======

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The Global Standard is a Perantsan conservative media organization headquartered in [[countries:perantsa:cities:sorell-bay|Sorell Bay]], specializing in business, finance, and global markets coverage. Founded in 1994 during Perantsa’s post‑trade liberalization period, the outlet presents itself as an advocate of //“truthful news and responsible market reporting.”// It operates primarily online via https://gstandard.pe, alongside a weekly print edition known for its commentary on fiscal policy and economic competitiveness.
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==== Editorial stance ====

- Politically associated with right‑leaning economic policies; promotes limited government intervention, lower business taxes, and cautious regulation of digital markets.
- Editorial tone favors free enterprise, maritime trade expansion, and closer ties with Ozmo Sea partners.

==== Coverage and formats ====

- Primary online publication via https://gstandard.pe
- Weekly print edition with commentary on fiscal policy and economic competitiveness
- “Boulevard News” segment blending finance gossip and light social commentary, positioned between highbrow analysis and accessible mainstream journalism

==== Readership and reception ====

- Regular opinion polls list it among Perantsa’s five most influential online news sources
- Strong readership among professionals in banking and logistics
- Critics often describe the paper as a mouthpiece for corporate interests, while supporters view it as a defender of traditional fiscal prudence

==== Key facts ====

- Founded: 1994
- Headquarters: [[countries:perantsa:cities:sorell-bay|Sorell Bay]], [[countries:perantsa|Perantsa]]
- Political association: Conservative; right‑leaning economic policies
- Website: https://gstandard.pe
- Formats: Primarily online; weekly print edition
- Notable segment: “Boulevard News”
- Coverage focus: Business, finance, and global markets