We show how Germany's most-watched news program reflects the mood in the country. Using AI-supported sentiment analysis, we evaluate the daily Tagesschau broadcasts at 8 p.m.
Negative Articles
(from 14 articles)
Top Topics
Party Reactions
DIE LINKE
Top People by Sentiment
Which topics move and polarize?
The most emotional topics in current news coverage (last 4 weeks)
topics from most frequently positively analyzed articles from the last 4 weeks
topics from most frequently negatively analyzed articles from the last 4 weeks
How do parties react differently to news?
Difference between positive and negative reactions to news (last 30 days)
Positive values = party reacts more positively than negatively to news
Over the past 30 days, reaction analysis shows a stark divergence in party reactions. CDU reacts largely positively to current news (+15.9%), while Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, AfD, and DIE LINKE tend to react more negatively to current events — with DIE LINKE being most critical at -27.2%. These trends reflect increasing polarization in political reactions.
Sentiment patterns across various dimensions
Multidimensional analysis of party reactions across various metrics over time
Which people shape which discussions?
People ranked by political positioning based on party reactions
No progressive data available
No conservative data available
No polarizing data available
Party rankings by topic areas
Party reactions to topics (last 4 weeks)
A big thank-you to Tagesschau. This project analyzes and visualizes publicly available content from Tagesschau via their official api2u interface.
We do not store or republish any original content (text, images, or video). Instead, we offer our own summaries, sentiment analysis, and topic insights, always with a direct link to the original article on tagesschau.de.
This is a non-commercial project, operating within the public access guidelines. We are not affiliated with ARD or Tagesschau, but we greatly value their public service and high-quality journalism.
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