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Tensions are rising globally as several nations navigate complex geopolitical landscapes, with Argentina and Britain embroiled in escalating disputes over territorial claims. Meanwhile, significant cooperation is being observed between countries like Peru and Rubio, as well as Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi, reflecting a contrasting trend of diplomatic engagement amidst the backdrop of military concerns in regions such as Hormuz and Sudan. Additionally, nations like Malaysia and Islamabad are strengthening ties, while Bangladesh faces scrutiny over a contentious aircraft deal with Boeing.

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News API

Everything on this page is available as a read-only JSON API: the paged claim feed, full single-claim detail (signals, entities, summary), the cached situation summary, and the underlying entity graph. All GET; data endpoints need an API key (Authorization: Bearer).

GET /api?method=claims&endpoint=feed

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How News Intel works

News Intel is a feed of AI-written sentences about where the world is going. Under the hood, GDELT, RSS and curated Twitter handles stream into an entity graph (people, organizations, places, indicators) keyed by Wikidata QIDs. Pattern detectors run hourly against that graph - when one fires, the LLM is asked to write a sentence describing what's happening. The percentage you see is a magnitude-of-shift score computed from the graph signals themselves; the LLM never sees or produces the number.

Filter the feed by Topic (Geopolitics / Tech) and then by Region or Vertical. Each card links to the full claim detail page with the underlying entities, evidence events, and signal history.