These four indicators summarize the current state of media coverage. The divergence score shows how fragmented the narrative is across sources. The higher it is, the more sources disagree on how to frame the conflict.
DIVERGENCE SCORE TODAY
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DOMINANT FRAME: MILITARY
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ALARMIST TONE
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highest since conflict began
CONFLICT ONGOING
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since Feb 28, 2026
How each source drifted from center
Score 0 = narrative identical to global average | Score 100 = maximum divergence
This chart shows the daily evolution of the divergence score for each source. A rising line means the source is using frames increasingly distinct from the global average. Hover over the chart to see details.
The narrative DNA of each source
Frame distribution and characteristic vocabulary this week
Each card shows how a source frames the conflict. The colored bar represents the proportion of each narrative frame. The vocabulary below shows terms with the highest TF-IDF score — words this source uses much more than the others.
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Editorial Compass
Where each source sits on two axes: tone (neutral → propagandistic) and frame lean (factual/military → narrative/geopolitical)
Compare two sources
Select two sources to see how they describe the same events
The comparator shows side by side the frame distribution, vocabulary and tone of two sources. The "narrative distance" in the center is calculated using the same Bhattacharyya metric as the main chart — the higher it is, the more divergent the sources are in how they describe the conflict.
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