HGlobe puts a quietly rotating 3D globe on your desktop, marking where news is happening around the world right now
HGlobe puts a quietly rotating 3D globe on your desktop, marking where news is happening around the world right now.
Hover a marker to preview the story, click to pin it, and follow the evidence-based relation lines between countries. The globe stays out of your way: clicks pass through everywhere except the globe itself, and it behaves like any other window — no overlays fighting for your attention.
- Live global issues, refreshed every 15 minutes from public GDELT news data
- Markers placed by where the story happens — not where it's published
- Relation lines drawn only from repeated, verifiable co-coverage
- Light and dark themes, three sizes, and category filters from the menu bar
- No account, no tracking, nothing collected
News data derived from the GDELT Project (gdeltproject.org). Map geometry from Natural Earth (public domain).