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World Atlas & Historical Context
Select a country or region on the map or list below, filter by category and period, and inspect primary context.
Contested Borders & Territorial Policy
Contested Topic Explainers
Fixed 7-part structure separating established facts from each party's stated case and primary filings.
Regional Chokepoints, Treaties & Seismic Telemetry
Updated from public maritime, treaty verification, and USGS M4.5+ seismic GeoJSON feeds.
Feed Training, Edge D1 Sync & Tiered Notifications
Manage your '...' feedback rules, Cloudflare Edge D1 snapshot sync, and Telegram/Email alert tiers.
Recent '...' Training Feedback Log
Telegram & Email Notification Config
Recent Tiered Events
Method, Sovereign Labels & Zero-Trouble Licensing
How items are selected, why every label is transparent, and how source structure is verified.
1. Why Sovereign Structural Labels Instead of Scraped Third-Party Tables
Commercial media bias raters restrict bulk redistribution of their proprietary score tables. To maintain zero legal risk and complete transparency, Agim Radar displays verifiable public facts on every source: its funding and governance structure (Public Statutory Broadcaster, Independent Non-Profit, Academic CC-BY, or Corporate Media), its country of origin, Wikipedia Reliable Sources consensus (CC BY-SA 4.0), whether a primary document is linked, and a per-item language tone check. Direct outbound links to external raters are provided on every card so readers can inspect third-party ratings directly.