Russian-language media abroadKremlin Denies Having Ties to American Soldier Arrested in U.K. for Spying
ChinaMember of U.S. Army arrested in Britain over espionage allegations
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What share of its headlines each part of the world gives USA — day by day, and about which stories.
less more of its own headlines about itself little data
Russian-language media abroadKremlin Denies Having Ties to American Soldier Arrested in U.K. for Spying
ChinaMember of U.S. Army arrested in Britain over espionage allegations
USAScion Is Back, And It's Bringing A Tiny Kei Truck To America
Asia and OceaniaToyota resurrecting another classic name
Latin AmericaUS Consumer Prices Rise 0.4% in October
Middle EastGlobal markets mixed as hotter-than-expected US inflation fuels hawkish expectations
Russian-language media abroadThe court in the United States decided to continue consideration of the claim Trump to the BBC on defamation on the merits
Middle EastUS judge allows $10B defamation lawsuit against BBC to proceed
CanadaU.S. evacuates aircraft from base in England because of threat related to Iran
Russian-language media abroadUS military planes leave second air base in UK
USABessent moved to military base as Iran threats exceed “advanced stage,” official says
RussiaReuters: the head of the US Treasury moved to a military base because of the security threat
Share: how many of this part of the world's headlines name the country (its name, capital or leader), out of all its headlines. Fewer than 300 headlines is little data. We claim nothing — we only show who wrote what and when.
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