Loading...
← All Sources
Sky News
948
ArticlesiTotal titles ingested from this outlet
56
RegionsiDistinct geographic centroids covered
20
Active topicsiCentroid-track-month buckets with coverage
0.16
Geo focusiHHI: 0 = spread evenly, 1 = single region. Measures concentration.
Broad
1.1
Signal richnessiAvg named entities (persons, orgs, places) per title
24
Narrative framesiDistinct framing clusters this outlet contributed to
Track distributioniShare of coverage across thematic tracks
security
politics
humanitarian
information
Coverage by Region
Editorial Stance
2026-02LLM-scored tone of this outlet's headlines toward each country/region (-2 hostile to +2 supportive).
Ukraine
+1.0Promotional
Iran
-0.8Skeptical
United States
-0.5Skeptical
United Kingdom
-0.2Reportorial
-2 Adversarial -1 Skeptical 0 Reportorial +1 Constructive +2 Promotional
Top actorsiMost frequently mentioned actor categories
US EXECUTIVE
15.0%
UNKNOWN
13.6%
NONE
8.6%
UK EXECUTIVE
6.8%
US ARMED FORCES
5.3%
POPULATION
5.0%
IR ARMED FORCES
Publication patterniDay-of-week distribution of published titles(peak hour: 17:00 UTC)
M
T
W
T
F
S
S
Top Topics
Media Framing
Coverage clusters where this outlet is a top contributor
US-Israel as righteous defenders
The US and Israel are portrayed as justified in their military actions against Iran, which is framed as a terrorist state and aggressor that must be stopped.
event165 titles
Factual Developments, Global Reactions
Emphasizes factual reporting of events, statements, and global diplomatic/military reactions without a consistent moral judgment, focusing on the unfolding conflict and its political consequences.
event60 titles
Geopolitical and Market Impacts
This cluster adopts a more neutral, consequences-focused frame, emphasizing the conflict's direct effects on global oil markets, shipping, military logistics, and regional stability. It reports actions and statements from all sides without strong moral judgment, focusing on factual developments and economic ramifications.
event60 titles
War-induced energy crisis and market chaos
This cluster frames the conflict as a disruptive and escalatory event driven by US/Israeli military action, emphasizing the severe economic consequences (soaring energy prices, market volatility, supply chain disruptions) and portraying the Trump administration's policies as either insufficient or exacerbating the crisis. It often casts Iran as a retaliatory force capable of inflicting economic pain, while US leadership is depicted as either reckless or ineffectual in managing the fallout.