Mosaic News is a personal project — built and maintained by one concerned world citizen in their spare time, out of a genuine interest in worldwide news and the lack of a single place to follow it all. Most news sites cover their own region well; very few give you a coherent picture of what is happening across the world at once. This is an attempt to build that, with help from AI.
It regularly scans more than 25 news sources in multiple languages — including English, Dutch, French, Spanish, Arabic, German, Portuguese, and Japanese — groups stories covering the same events, and uses a large language model to write a single, integrated article that weaves the different perspectives together.
The name reflects the goal: a mosaic is made of many small pieces that together form a clearer picture. No single outlet covers everything, and no single outlet is without bias. By combining sources from different countries and editorial traditions, Mosaic News tries to give you a broader view of what is happening in the world.
Stories are grouped into sections — from global politics and economics to science, climate, and culture — and refreshed continuously throughout the day.
Mosaic News is free and will stay free. There are no ads, no subscriptions, and no paywalls. But it is not free to run.
Every article you read was written by an AI model that charges per article processed. Scanning sources, clustering stories, and synthesising perspectives across dozens of outlets adds up to real costs — currently around €300 per month, paid out of pocket — and will grow as new features are added.
Your donation goes directly towards keeping the lights on. And if donations structurally exceed running costs, every euro above that will be reinvested in making Mosaic News better. There is a long list of things worth building:
If you find this project useful and would like to help it grow, any donation is genuinely appreciated. The button below also supports a recurring monthly donation — much like a newspaper subscription, but entirely on your own terms.
All articles on this site are written by AI. They may contain inaccuracies, omissions, or subtle distortions — whether from the source articles themselves or introduced during synthesis. Mosaic News is a starting point for staying informed, not a replacement for reading original reporting. Always follow the source links for the full context.
Questions, feedback, or RSS source suggestions are welcome: