The same global story, read through the front pages of Western Europe. Each outlet is placed on the left–right spectrum — and you choose the ruler: within its own country, or against the US center. Flip the switch and watch the whole field slide.
57 outlets · 14 countries · linked to their local domains (the UK on .co.uk, France on .fr, and so on). Leans are editorial estimates for this prototype, paraphrased framing — never quotes.
Lens
Each paper rated left / center / right relative to its own nation's politics.
Country
🧭 Where the Western European press sits
Dragging the lens shifts every dot. Hover a dot for the outlet.
◄ Left
Center
Right ►
US center
Left of centerCenterRight of centerDot = one outlet · position is its lean score
Why the dots jump when you switch to the US ruler
Today's global stories — sorted into your lens
No Drama is free entertainment, always. Leans shown here are illustrative estimates for a prototype, not a scientific bias index. Framing summaries are AI paraphrases of how each outlet tends to cover a story — not quotations. Outlet names link to their home pages on local domains; clusters and live coverage arrive when the pipeline is connected.