WorldLeadersNews
Editorial policy
How WorldLeadersNews sources, labels and corrects its reporting summaries.
Source first
Every update is attributed to its original publisher or official source. When retrievable publisher evidence is available, our system uses it to create a concise, neutral brief. We link to the original report so readers can inspect the underlying coverage.
Clear evidence and time labels
Source-grounded briefs use retrievable publisher article text; Headline-only briefs use the headline and tracked leader details when the article cannot be reliably retrieved. A GDELT timestamp means the item was first seen by GDELT, not that the publisher published it at that time. We show when WorldLeadersNews first detected an item separately.
Indexing and advertising standard
Automated briefs remain available through the live discovery experience but are excluded from search indexing, news sitemaps and advertising. Only original analysis that meets our publication threshold—substantial treatment, multiple primary sources, a transparent desk byline and a completed source review—is eligible for indexing or ads.
Automation disclosure
Research and drafting may use automated tools. We do not create fictional reporter identities. Original explainers use accountable role-based desk bylines, publish their primary sources and identify the source-review function responsible for checking institutional and constitutional claims.
Neutrality and attribution
We preserve uncertainty, clearly attribute claims and do not convert allegations, opinion or predictions into established facts. Automated drafting is constrained to the evidence retained for each story.
Corrections
Material errors are corrected as quickly as practicable. See our corrections policy.