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The same event reads very differently depending on which side of a conflict you get your news from. Lanes does that cross reading in the open. For eight conflicts (Russia and Ukraine, Israel and Palestine, US and China, US and Iran, China and Taiwan, India and Pakistan, UK and Argentina, Afghanistan and Pakistan) it pulls coverage from each side's press, including domestic outlets read in their original language, and from press in countries that are not part of the fight. It then lines up the accounts and sorts each claim: corroborated, framed differently, disputed, or reported by one side only. Every claim links to the original articles and every outlet has an ownership note. Daily articles are compiled by AI from cited reporting and clearly labelled as not human reviewed. Useful for teaching media literacy, source evaluation and international relations. Free to read, no ads, no account needed.

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