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Today's headlines and in-depth analysis from around the world.
Cuba's power grid collapsed for the third time in March 2026. No oil since January, 89% in extreme poverty, and protests spreading. Here's what Spanish media is reporting that English outlets aren't.
We ran the same story through AllSides, Ground News, and Albis. AllSides showed left vs right. Ground News showed who's ignoring it. Albis showed that two different wars are being reported under the same headline.
Western media frames Hormuz as an oil story. French, Arabic and South Asian outlets call it what it is: a food emergency threatening 100 million people in the Gulf, South Asia and beyond.
47% of US generic prescriptions trace back through the Strait of Hormuz. Three weeks into the blockade, drug prices are surging and Sudan's clinics have days of supplies left.
Oil hit $112/barrel but Indian petrol pumps haven't moved. OMCs are bleeding ₹15/litre. Four state elections explain why — and 4 billion people have no idea.
Forty healthcare workers dead, 128 sites hit in three weeks. One side calls it a war crime. The other calls it a military necessity. The facts they share — and the facts they don't — tell two completely different stories.
MBFC rates 3,900+ outlets on a left-right scale. Albis measures how the same story changes across world regions. Here's what each tool actually shows you — and what it misses.
Nvidia unveiled its Vera Rubin Space-1 module for orbital AI data centers at GTC 2026. SpaceX filed for 1 million satellites, Google launched Project Suncatcher — but Gartner calls it 'peak insanity.'
The US has killed 159 people in 46 airstrikes on boats since September 2025. Families say many were fishermen. Five billion people have never heard of it.
Today's Perception Gap Index dropped to 5.01 — but the world's biggest divergence isn't about facts. It's about whether Hormuz is an energy story or a starvation story. The answer depends entirely on your country's supply chain.
Russia launched its biggest assault of 2026 against Ukraine's main defensive line in Donetsk. ISW says the offensive will fail — but Sloviansk is evacuating children anyway.
Saudi Arabia declared five Iranian diplomats persona non grata within 24 hours, explicitly citing violations of the China-brokered Beijing Agreement — ending Beijing's biggest Middle East diplomatic achievement.
