News map
Where the headlines are pointing. Each dot is a place named in the tracked press right now, sized by how many stories mention it. Open to everyone, no account needed.
Read from 727 recent headlines by scanning them for the names of known places. It measures what the press is writing about, not events on the ground, and sees only places it has been taught — so a busy region with no dot is a gap in the map, not necessarily in the news.
Hotspots
219 mentions- 1 Berlin 2 sources · 12% 26
- 2 Canberra 4 sources · 11% 23
- 3 Moscow 4 sources · 7% 16
- 4 Washington 5 sources · 7% 15
- 5 London 4 sources · 7% 15
- 6 Beijing 4 sources · 5% 12
- 7 Madrid 3 sources · 5% 12
- 8 Paris 3 sources · 5% 10
- 9 Kyiv 1 source · 4% 9
- 10 Los Angeles 5 sources · 4% 8
- 11 New York 3 sources · 3% 7
- 12 Jerusalem 2 sources · 3% 7
- 13 Tehran 3 sources · 3% 7
- 14 New Delhi 1 source · 3% 6
- 15 Ottawa 3 sources · 3% 6
- 16 Riyadh 2 sources · 2% 5
- 17 Seoul 2 sources · 2% 5
- 18 Brasília 2 sources · 2% 4
- 19 Buenos Aires 2 sources · 1% 3
- 20 Tokyo 2 sources · 1% 3