Editorial policy

Evidence comes first

Every factual reporting paragraph includes a numbered citation to its source. We prioritise official announcements for policy and statistics, and attribute independent reporting, forecasts and opinions to their publishers. A citation is a route to the evidence, not a guarantee that an interpretation is correct.

Original summaries and fair attribution

We write concise original summaries rather than republishing articles. We do not bypass paywalls or access restrictions. Sponsored and developer claims must be identified. Unconfirmed claims are held for review.

Dates and historical coverage

The event date, original source date and publication date on this website are separate. Archive summaries are labelled historical. We do not backdate newly generated articles or change publication timestamps merely to make a story appear fresh.

Images

Each image has a creator credit, a source link and a licence. File photographs provide context and do not depict a specific transaction or development unless explicitly described. Reuse is subject to the individual image licence.

Automation and corrections

AI-assisted articles pass structural, source-link and image-credit checks before publication. Automated checks do not replace editorial judgment. Failed checks hold the story; failed runs retain the existing website. Corrections are recorded with updated timestamps.