News
Paraguay's bank collapse hits millions
- Newsrooms
- 7
- Last 3 hours
- 0 reports
- Momentum
- Quiet
0 in the 3 before
Cooling
Reports per hour, last 24 hours
How the coverage splits
Against the past week
More newsrooms than 94% of the past week’s 3545 stories, and number 91 of 1488 in News.Related
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Semafor didn’t include a summary, so this is Euronews’s, from its report on the same story.2
The story so far
7 newsroomsCooling- Reports
- 12
- Newsrooms and sources
- 7
- Last 3 hours
- 0
Cooling: well below its busiest stretch (0 in the last three hours, 0 in the three before).
First with it: The New York Times, 1 day before anyone else.
Reported by 7 newsrooms.
Counted as one newsroom each, because they ran the same copy: The Straits Times and The Japan Times (the same headline).
The numbers behind it
How it spread, where it’s heading and where the coverage is from
Reports a day, last 7 days
| Day | Stories |
|---|---|
| Thu | 0 |
| Fri | 0 |
| Sat | 1 |
| Sun | 2 |
| Mon | 4 |
| Tue | 3 |
| Today | 2 |
Where the coverage is from
How it spread
Newsrooms reporting it, each counted at its first report.
- Newsrooms
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The New York Times
Al Jazeera
The Hindu
Hindustan Times
The Straits Times
The Japan Times
Euronews
The New York Times
The Hindu
Hindustan Times
The Straits Times
Semafor
Al Jazeera
Euronews