What is being reported across national borders right now? AreaGram polls 132 publisher feeds directly and groups the outlets that ran the same story, so stories that surface here have crossed at least three different countries.
The ring is the six continent bands, in fixed order, drawn empty or not. Each node is an outlet, tagged with its two-letter country code. Each numbered hub is a story; the number is how many countries ran it. Every line is one outlet's coverage, and opens the article. Nothing is translated. Every publisher we poll is listed on Sources.
Headlines are the raw items seen in the feeds. Stories are groups of headlines with shared wording. Times are publisher-declared, shown in UTC; the city clocks above use fixed UTC offsets, not daylight-adjusted local time. Top 5 shows the five newest stories of the last week to cross three countries; Wider shows every story that qualifies over a week or a fortnight, up to 100. Both name every outlet that ran each story, and both are free. Two-letter codes are ISO country codes of the outlet's home, not the story's location.