18 Oct to 24 Oct: in the world's news as a whole, anger, fear and warmth were about as usual; grief was a little less than usual. Here is where each feeling ran hottest.
Where each feeling ran hottest
Anger ran hottest in Yemen: its news was about three times as angry as the world's.
Grief ran hottest in Jordan: its news was about three times as grief-stricken as the world's.
Fear ran hottest in Pakistan: its news was about twice as fearful as the world's.
Warmth ran hottest in Liberia: its news was about one and a half times as warm as the world's.
What changed
against each country's own last 30 daysTajikistan: fear in its news rose to about twice its own usual.
Ecuador: grief in its news rose to about twice its own usual.
Harsh and warm words, by country
Harshest
Jordanmuch harsher than the world's · 291 stories Sudanmuch harsher than the world's · 250 stories Yemenmuch harsher than the world's · 337 stories Palestinemuch harsher than the world's · 580 stories Francemuch harsher than the world's · 2,608 stories Mali few storiesmuch harsher than the world's · 47 stories Saudi Arabiamuch harsher than the world's · 1,240 stories Bulgariamuch harsher than the world's · 93 storiesWarmest
United Arab Emiratesmuch warmer than the world's · 112 stories Liberiamuch warmer than the world's · 75 stories New Zealandmuch warmer than the world's · 460 stories Switzerlandmuch warmer than the world's · 165 stories Denmarkwarmer than the world's · 86 stories Qatar few storieswarmer than the world's · 47 stories Swedenwarmer than the world's · 94 stories UKwarmer than the world's · 6,371 storiesThe average tone of the words in each country's stories about people being harmed, 211 countries. Filled dot: the country. Ring: the world. A country with few stories is drawn closer to the world's. How?
On the map
Each country in the colour of the feeling its news carried most, against the world's news over the same days. Stronger colour: further above the world. A country with few stories is drawn closer to the world's. Click a country.