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USA · United Kingdom

What share of its headlines each part of the world gives to each of the two countries — side by side, over two weeks.

USA: world average
9,3% of headlines
14 238 headlines over two weeks in other parts of the world
United Kingdom: world average
1,1% of headlines
2 001 headlines over two weeks in other parts of the world

On average across the parts of the world, USA is named more often.

By part of the world

USA United Kingdom

USA
20% · 185
United Kingdom
1,4% · 13
USA
14% · 1598
United Kingdom
0,6% · 74
USA
12% · 1404
United Kingdom
2,6% · 300
USA also writes about itself
USA
11% · 1360
United Kingdom
1,1% · 144
USA
11% · 579
United Kingdom
0,6% · 34
USA
10% · 196
United Kingdom
0,4% · 7
USA
7,6% · 556
United Kingdom
1,2% · 91
USA
7,5% · 1010
United Kingdom
0,6% · 81
USA
6,4% · 1030
United Kingdom
2,8% · 450
USA
6,2% · 1739
United Kingdom
0,6% · 158
USA
5,5% · 5420
United Kingdom
0,5% · 508
USA
2,9% · 521
United Kingdom
0,8% · 141

By day

15.10today

The average share of headlines across the parts of the world, not counting what the countries write about themselves.

Stories where both countries appear

10 parts of the world · 40 headlines
How it was told

AfricaChris Brown given suspended eight-month prison sentence over nightclub attack

ChinaUS singer Chris Brown avoids jail after guilty plea in UK nightclub incident

Africa · 9 USA · 9 Canada · 3 +7

Stories only about USA

7 parts of the world · 47 headlines
How it was told

RussiaTrump spoke about the possible format of negotiations with Putin and Zelensky

Asia and Oceania“Lot Of Progress Likely”: Trump Says Putin, Zelensky Meet “Very Soon”

Ukraine · 13 Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia · 7 Russian-language media abroad · 2 +4 USA · 0 Europe · 0

Stories only about United Kingdom

Each country on its own

A share is how many of a part of the world's headlines name the country (its name, capital or leader) out of all its headlines. Comparing shares of their own headlines is fair: the parts of the world have different numbers of outlets. Fewer than 300 headlines is little data. We claim nothing — we only show who wrote what and when.

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