MoU
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Named in 401 articles by 33 newsrooms, in 298 stories, on 14 of the last 14 days, first on 10-18.
Most exclusively tied top 30 · ties that pass the test on the right, most exclusive first
The names that appear with MoU in a large share of their own coverage: this name's own company. Exclusivity runs from 0, two names that meet no more than chance would have them, to 1, two names that only ever appear together. A name that is in everything, a president, is exclusive to no one, so the big names fall away here and the names that belong to this one stay. Only ties that pass the strength test count, so a pair seen twice is not a tie. Places are context and have no page.
| Name | Kind | Exclusivity | Together |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paris Motor Show | event | 0.546 | 14 |
| Kansas State | gpe | 0.507 | 3 |
| Abbas Araghchi | person | 0.491 | 49 |
| Sarah Adams – Founder | person | 0.485 | 14 |
| Doha | gpe | 0.473 | 32 |
| Noida | gpe | 0.472 | 14 |
| IIT | org | 0.468 | 16 |
| Qatar | gpe | 0.427 | 69 |
| Kazakhstan | gpe | 0.425 | 16 |
| Defence Forces | org | 0.424 | 14 |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs | org | 0.405 | 19 |
| Fujian Province | gpe | 0.398 | 3 |
| Sea | loc | 0.396 | 8 |
| Strait of Hormuz | loc | 0.376 | 68 |
| Nevada | gpe | 0.375 | 14 |
| Singapore | gpe | 0.365 | 67 |
| Islamabad | gpe | 0.365 | 35 |
| Baghdad | gpe | 0.358 | 9 |
| LNG | org | 0.356 | 13 |
| Interior | org | 0.355 | 29 |
| Association of Southeast Asian Nations | org | 0.351 | 8 |
| Foreign Ministry | org | 0.341 | 21 |
| Baltic Sea | loc | 0.331 | 3 |
| Mediterranean | loc | 0.328 | 8 |
| Anthropic’s Claude | person | 0.327 | 14 |
| Energy | org | 0.326 | 5 |
| Lithuania | gpe | 0.318 | 6 |
| Nicaragua | gpe | 0.316 | 3 |
| Strait | loc | 0.315 | 18 |
| Baltic | loc | 0.314 | 3 |
Most strongly tied the ties chance explains least
How sure the record is that two names appear together for a reason. Strength is a standard statistical test (log-likelihood): above 10.8, chance would produce the pairing less than once in a thousand times. It grows with the number of articles, so the biggest names come first here; the list on the left is where this name's own company shows.
| Name | Strength | Together |
|---|---|---|
| Qatar | 444 | 69 |
| Abbas Araghchi | 391 | 49 |
| Strait of Hormuz | 372 | 68 |
| Singapore | 354 | 67 |
| Pakistan | 277 | 73 |
| Doha | 255 | 32 |
| Islamabad | 198 | 35 |
| Iran | 194 | 90 |
| United Nations | 183 | 54 |
| New York | 181 | 45 |
| Indonesia | 168 | 45 |
| Interior | 162 | 29 |
| Paris Motor Show | 147 | 14 |
| Jakarta | 141 | 32 |
| IIT | 136 | 16 |
Articles per day
The hubs' circles share of each hub's 30 closest names that are also linked to this one
The eight most-named figures each have an inner circle: the thirty names most tied to them. This is how much of each circle this name is also tied to. A count of shared company in the coverage, nothing more.
Shared with Volodymyr Zelensky: AFP, Abbas Araghchi, Benjamin Netanyahu, Budget, Cabinet, Coast Guard, Congress, Customs, Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron, Energy, European Union, Foreign Ministry, Indo-Pacific, Interior, JD Vance, LNG, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Parliament, Sarah Adams – Founder.
The year 787 articles on 81 days, 2025-12-24 to 2026-10-31 · weekly bars · 14 months on record
Left is a year ago, right is this week. Older days come from headlines only, so their counts run lower than live days.
Named together, month by month · by surprise, among that month's articles · names with a page
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Names are found by a language model trained to spot them, joined to one spelling per person, and counted per article. The relations are the model's reading of the sources. Everything else is a count of who was written about together; it says nothing about why.