Open Source News Desk
Track the day like a live editorial desk: pick an edition, narrow coverage lanes, compare perspective buckets, preview stories internally, then jump to the original reporting when you want the full piece.
Active Desk
Coverage Lane
Society & Rights
Protests, courts, rights, migration, media freedom, and civic life.
Perspective
Center
Wire-style or balanced desks
Edition
April 7, 2026
511 stored stories in archive
Refresh Status
Updated Apr 14, 20:06 UTC
5 responsive feeds in the latest pull
Coverage Reach
1 active lanes
30 watchlist sources powering the desk
Daily Archive
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Lane Summary
Society & Rights
Protests, courts, rights, migration, media freedom, and civic life.
Visible Stories
2
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Coverage Lanes
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Military moves, clashes, maritime flashpoints, and security posture changes.
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Summits, sanctions, elections, leadership shifts, and statecraft.
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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.
Coverage Lane
Protests, courts, rights, migration, media freedom, and civic life.
Top Stories
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According to court documents, Singaporean adoption papers were prepared for at least 10 babies using fake identities and forged birth certificates.
In a video posted on the social media pages of Taiwanese recording company B’in Music on Monday (Apr 6), it was revealed that the iconic boy group F4 will perform in more cities as part of their ongoing reunion tour.
Coverage Lane
Protests, courts, rights, migration, media freedom, and civic life.
Visible Stories
2
According to court documents, Singaporean adoption papers were prepared for at least 10 babies using fake identities and forged birth certificates.
In a video posted on the social media pages of Taiwanese recording company B’in Music on Monday (Apr 6), it was revealed that the iconic boy group F4 will perform in more cities as part of their ongoing reunion tour.
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
5 live now
BBC World
Public broadcaster
Live
BBC Asia
Regional desk
Live
Al Jazeera English
International broadcaster
Live
CNN World
Cable network
Live
The Korea Herald
National daily
No parsable items
Reuters World
Wire service
Connection failed
Reuters Business
Wire service
Connection failed
The Guardian World
Newspaper
Connection failed
The New York Times World
Newspaper
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NPR World
Public radio
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Fox News World
Cable network
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New York Post World
Tabloid
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The Diplomat
Asia-Pacific magazine
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Nikkei Asia
Business daily
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SCMP Asia
Metropolitan daily
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The Japan Times
National daily
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Taiwan News
Digital daily
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The Straits Times Asia
Regional newspaper
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Channel NewsAsia
Regional broadcaster
Connection failed
Dawn
National daily
Connection failed
The Hindu International
National daily
Connection failed
Times of India World
National daily
Connection failed
NDTV World
Broadcaster
Connection failed
Rappler
Digital newsroom
Connection failed
The Jakarta Post
National daily
Connection failed
China Daily World
State-backed daily
Connection failed
Radio Free Asia
Public-interest broadcaster
Connection failed
Deutsche Welle Asia
Public broadcaster
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France 24 Asia-Pacific
Public broadcaster
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Euronews World
Broadcast network
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