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US–Iran confrontation

Iran

How coverage of the US–Iran confrontation moved from nuclear talks and strike threats to open war, a fragile ceasefire, a blockade and a long stalemate.

Articles
446
Publishers
65
Chapters
7

From the data Counts from archived articles, as of Nov 12.

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Week of Feb 16: 10 articles Week of Feb 23: 27 articles Week of Mar 2: 33 articles Week of Mar 9: 39 articles Week of Mar 16: 30 articles Week of Mar 23: 27 articles Week of Mar 30: 18 articles Week of Apr 6: 34 articles Week of Apr 13: 27 articles Week of Apr 20: 10 articles Week of Apr 27: 18 articles Week of May 4: 13 articles Week of May 11: 20 articles Week of May 18: 15 articles Week of May 25: 10 articles Week of Jun 1: 13 articles Week of Jun 8: 8 articles Week of Jun 15: 23 articles Week of Jun 22: 2 articles Week of Jun 29: 1 article Week of Jul 6: 1 article Week of Jul 13: 1 article Week of Jul 20: 9 articles Week of Jul 27: 6 articles Week of Aug 3: 2 articles Week of Aug 10: 5 articles Week of Aug 17: 3 articles Week of Aug 24: 3 articles Week of Aug 31: 2 articles Week of Sep 7: 4 articles Week of Sep 14: 4 articles Week of Sep 21: 3 articles Week of Sep 28: 3 articles Week of Oct 5: 7 articles Week of Oct 12: 4 articles Week of Oct 19: 2 articles Week of Oct 26: 3 articles Week of Nov 2: 1 article Week of Nov 9: 5 articles
  1. 1 Talks, a deadline and strike options Feb 16 – Feb 27 · 19 articles
  2. 2 The strikes begin Feb 28 – Mar 9 · 60 articles
  3. 3 A widening war and the ground-troops question Mar 10 – Apr 6 · 110 articles
  4. 4 Ceasefire and uncertain talks Apr 7 – Apr 12 · 29 articles
  5. 5 Blockade and deadlock Apr 13 – May 31 · 113 articles
  6. 6 Exchanges of fire, uranium and an off-ramp Jun 1 – Jul 31 · 63 articles
  7. 7 Expiring understanding and renewed strikes Aug 1 – Sep 30 · 30 articles
  8. Latest coverage Awaiting editorial review · 22 articles
News Intelligence Last 24 hours · updated From the data

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What the news cycle is clustering around, ranked by how many of the 82 analysed articles mention each signal.

People & Orgs

Named most often in the last 24 hours · 130 tracked

  1. AI2 articles

    People & Orgs · No. 1

    AI

    2 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 15 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 2 scored: 0 negative 2 neutral 0 positive

    Lead story

    CrowdStrike's business chief: "We're long on Israel and we're not going anywhere"

    The cybersecurity giant has continued acquiring Israeli startups through the war with Iran and now employs more than 500 people in the country. Chief Business Officer Daniel Bernard says partnerships, rather than acquisitions, are the main opportunity for local startups, while warning that AI is making strong products easier to replicate.

    calcalistech.comNov 12, 2026Neutral tone
    Deep dive
    #CrowdStrike#IsraeliGovernmentTechnology

    Emotions in this article: Ahah 100%

  2. Sonny Gallardo2 articles

    People & Orgs · No. 2

    Sonny Gallardo

    2 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 22 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 2 scored: 0 negative 2 neutral 0 positive

  3. KCTV2 articles

    People & Orgs · No. 3

    KCTV

    2 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 22 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 2 scored: 0 negative 2 neutral 0 positive

  4. Gallardo2 articles

    People & Orgs · No. 4

    Gallardo

    2 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 22 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 2 scored: 0 negative 2 neutral 0 positive

Places

Locations the coverage keeps returning to · 35 tracked

  1. California2 articles

    Places · No. 1

    California

    2 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 3 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 2 scored: 0 negative 2 neutral 0 positive

    Tagged in the same articles (co-occurrence, not cause)

  2. U.S.2 articles

    Places · No. 2

    U.S.

    2 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 4 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 2 scored: 0 negative 2 neutral 0 positive

  3. Israel2 articles

    Places · No. 3

    Israel

    2 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 15 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 2 scored: 1 negative 1 neutral 0 positive

Narrative frames

Recurring themes in how stories are framed · 10 tracked

  1. Business, Companies30 articles

    Narrative frames · No. 1

    Business, Companies

    30 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 4 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 30 scored: 0 negative 29 neutral 1 positive

    Lead story

    Should personal finance be part of the liberal arts?

    We take you inside an AP personal finance class in Alabama where students are learning about Roth IRAs and compound interest. As states add personal finance classes, should business be more woven into the liberal arts? Fact checking by Sierra Juarez.Your Next Listen –New college degrees designed to job-proof graduates –Over 2,000 episodes in our archive on the NPR AppConnect with The Indicator from Planet Money–The Indicator newsletter — a weekly roundup of news, ideas and staff picks. –Instagram, TikTok and YouTube –Find the Planet Money book –Find the Planet Money game, Sell Me A Sasquatch, and other merch at the NPR Shop!Support public media by subscribing to NPR+ and enjoy perks for over 25 podcasts like this one. This show’s perks include sponsor-free listening. Learn more at plus.npr.org.

    npr.orgNov 12, 2026Neutral tone
    High-Signal Publisher
    #NPR#Stephan Bisaha/NPRGovernmentBusiness, Companies

    Emotions in this article: Wow 34% · Ahah 33%

  2. Government25 articles

    Narrative frames · No. 2

    Government

    25 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 6 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 25 scored: 0 negative 25 neutral 0 positive

    Tagged in the same articles (co-occurrence, not cause)

  3. Technology13 articles

    Narrative frames · No. 3

    Technology

    13 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 11 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 13 scored: 0 negative 12 neutral 1 positive

  4. Friends And Family11 articles

    Narrative frames · No. 4

    Friends And Family

    11 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 4 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 11 scored: 0 negative 11 neutral 0 positive

  5. Environment, Climate9 articles

    Narrative frames · No. 5

    Environment, Climate

    9 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 22 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 9 scored: 0 negative 9 neutral 0 positive

  6. Civil Unrest, Conflict6 articles

    Narrative frames · No. 6

    Civil Unrest, Conflict

    6 articles in the last 24 hours · busiest about 3 hours ago

    24h agoArticles per hourNow

    Tone, 6 scored: 1 negative 5 neutral 0 positive

Counts are articles from the last 24 hours whose analysis tags each signal; narrative frames are topic scores of 0.2 or higher. “Tagged in the same articles” is co-occurrence only: it doesn’t mean one signal causes, influences or is connected to another.

Story Threads

Stories still unfolding, and what they connect to

Each thread is a story that has kept appearing across publishers for weeks. The strip shows daily coverage; the chips show the people and places most often tagged alongside it.

Last 21 days · updated

  1. Coverage is holding steady: 1 articles in the last 7 full days vs 4 the week before.

    8 articles · 8 of 21 days

    Oct 23: 0 articlesOct 24: 1 articleOct 25: 1 articleOct 26: 0 articlesOct 27: 0 articlesOct 28: 0 articlesOct 29: 0 articlesOct 30: 1 articleOct 31: 1 articleNov 1: 0 articlesNov 2: 0 articlesNov 3: 1 articleNov 4: 1 articleNov 5: 0 articlesNov 6: 0 articlesNov 7: 0 articlesNov 8: 1 articleNov 9: 0 articlesNov 10: 0 articlesNov 11: 0 articlesNov 12: 1 article

    Discovered by analysis Grouped automatically from entity tags, not editorially curated.

    Tagged together
  2. Coverage is easing: 3 articles in the last 7 full days vs 4 the week before.

    9 articles · 9 of 21 days

    Oct 23: 0 articlesOct 24: 0 articlesOct 25: 1 articleOct 26: 0 articlesOct 27: 1 articleOct 28: 0 articlesOct 29: 0 articlesOct 30: 1 articleOct 31: 1 articleNov 1: 0 articlesNov 2: 1 articleNov 3: 0 articlesNov 4: 1 articleNov 5: 1 articleNov 6: 1 articleNov 7: 0 articlesNov 8: 0 articlesNov 9: 1 articleNov 10: 0 articlesNov 11: 0 articlesNov 12: 0 articles

    Discovered by analysis Grouped automatically from entity tags, not editorially curated.

    Tagged together
  3. Coverage is rising: 5 articles in the last 7 full days vs 3 the week before (1.7×).

    8 articles · 7 of 21 days

    Oct 23: 0 articlesOct 24: 0 articlesOct 25: 0 articlesOct 26: 0 articlesOct 27: 0 articlesOct 28: 0 articlesOct 29: 1 articleOct 30: 1 articleOct 31: 0 articlesNov 1: 0 articlesNov 2: 0 articlesNov 3: 0 articlesNov 4: 1 articleNov 5: 2 articlesNov 6: 0 articlesNov 7: 1 articleNov 8: 1 articleNov 9: 0 articlesNov 10: 1 articleNov 11: 0 articlesNov 12: 0 articles

    Discovered by analysis Grouped automatically from entity tags, not editorially curated.

    Tagged together
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