Open Source News Desk
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Cyber & Technology
Cybersecurity, telecoms, chips, AI, and digital infrastructure.
Perspective
Right
Configured right-leaning outlets
Edition
April 13, 2026
427 stored stories in archive
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Updated Apr 14, 17:33 UTC
26 responsive feeds in the latest pull
Coverage Reach
1 active lanes
30 watchlist sources powering the desk
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Cyber & Technology
Cybersecurity, telecoms, chips, AI, and digital infrastructure.
Visible Stories
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Military moves, clashes, maritime flashpoints, and security posture changes.
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Markets, industrial policy, trade friction, and supply-chain shifts.
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Oil, gas, grids, climate shocks, and energy security storylines.
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Cybersecurity, telecoms, chips, AI, and digital infrastructure.
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Protests, courts, rights, migration, media freedom, and civic life.
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The US blockade on the Strait of Hormuz has gone into effect Monday morning after peace talks with Iran collapsed over the weekend, with the US now taking aim at halting Tehran's ports.
The blockade will be enforced "impartially," according to Tampa, Fla.-based US Central Command, which noted that vessels going to or from non-Iranian ports in the Persian Gulf would not be stopped.
"I think Iran is in very bad shape," Trump said
Coverage Lane
Cybersecurity, telecoms, chips, AI, and digital infrastructure.
Visible Stories
3
The US blockade on the Strait of Hormuz has gone into effect Monday morning after peace talks with Iran collapsed over the weekend, with the US now taking aim at halting Tehran's ports.
The blockade will be enforced "impartially," according to Tampa, Fla.-based US Central Command, which noted that vessels going to or from non-Iranian ports in the Persian Gulf would not be stopped.
"I think Iran is in very bad shape," Trump said
Source Radar
These outlets power the desk. Status reflects the latest refresh cycle, while the bias marker stays visible for transparent scanning across the watchlist.
Watchlist
30 sources
Responsive
26 live now
BBC World
Public broadcaster
Live
BBC Asia
Regional desk
Live
Al Jazeera English
International broadcaster
Live
The Guardian World
Newspaper
Live
The New York Times World
Newspaper
Live
NPR World
Public radio
Live
CNN World
Cable network
Live
Fox News World
Cable network
Live
New York Post World
Tabloid
Live
The Diplomat
Asia-Pacific magazine
Live
SCMP Asia
Metropolitan daily
Live
The Japan Times
National daily
Live
The Straits Times Asia
Regional newspaper
Live
Channel NewsAsia
Regional broadcaster
Live
Dawn
National daily
Live
The Hindu International
National daily
Live
Times of India World
National daily
Live
NDTV World
Broadcaster
Live
Rappler
Digital newsroom
Live
China Daily World
State-backed daily
Live
Radio Free Asia
Public-interest broadcaster
Live
France 24 Asia-Pacific
Public broadcaster
Live
Nikkei Asia
Business daily
No parsable items
The Korea Herald
National daily
No parsable items
Taiwan News
Digital daily
No parsable items
Deutsche Welle Asia
Public broadcaster
No parsable items
Reuters World
Wire service
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Reuters Business
Wire service
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The Jakarta Post
National daily
HTTP 404
Euronews World
Broadcast network
HTTP 404