For journalists, researchers & photojournalists
The World Agenda
of what's coming, before you go.
Media Events Radar turns a country's own media into a forward-looking calendar of upcoming events — protests, elections, ceremonies, official visits, court hearings, strikes, anniversaries, national holidays and deadlines. One agenda, so you're never caught unprepared.
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Coming up around the world
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026
Talk: Alessandro Baricco with Joan Magrané at Biennal de Pensament
Opening act of the Biennal de Pensament 2026.
Talk: Angélica Liddell with Luna Miguel at Biennal de Pensament
Part of the Biennal de Pensament 2026 festival.
The Poet is a River – 100 Years Since Birth of Pieris Pierettis
Frankfurt Book Fair 2026 - Limited Halls
21st Rome Film Festival opens with 'Il rumore delle cose nuove' by Paolo Genovese
FBI Director plans visit to Russia
FBI Director Kash Patel is scheduled to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg on October 14-15, expected to meet with officials from Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB).
Registration deadline for specialized professional license
This exam period starts the day after the registration deadline.
Trial of five terrorism suspects at Larnaca Assize Court
Five defendants face terrorism-related charges before Larnaca criminal court, with proceedings set to start on October 14. They are accused of involvement in a Hamas-linked cell plotting attacks on Israeli targets in Cyprus.
Connor Goldson's return to football after heart surgery
Spices and Wonders: Sailing the Indian Ocean exhibition
Nada es imposible – Mago Pop at Teatre Victoria
Trade Expo Indonesia 2026
A delegation of the Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) will attend Trade Expo Indonesia 2026, starting October 14 in Jakarta. The expo features over 1,600 exhibitors from 130 countries.
Expo Jakarta 2026
Indefinite education strike in Madrid
Madrid's education community has called an indefinite strike starting on 14 October, following the 27 September demonstration, to demand improvements in public education.
Final list of delimited constituencies in Islamabad to be issued
Follows the delimitation completion deadline (Oct 13).
A complete agenda of the world ahead
Following what's coming up around the world means scanning dozens of newspapers, agencies and public channels every day — in languages you may not read. Media Events Radar does that monitoring for you and turns it into a single, searchable world agenda. For every upcoming public event you get the details that matter — the source, the date, the place and who's involved, with a reliability score — plus the related facts connected to it across other areas that may affect that. You can follow any event to be alerted the moment it's confirmed, moved or cancelled, and set up personalised briefings so the updates you care about reach you exactly when you need them.
How it works
From a country's media to your inbox, in three steps.
Browse the live calendar
Pick a country and see every upcoming public event — elections, protests, ceremonies, deadlines — on one searchable calendar, built from that country's own media. Narrow it down with filters by type, keep only high-confidence events, or create smart filters that match by meaning — so you follow a topic, not just a keyword — across month, week or list view.
Observe an event and its related happenings
Date, place, participants, every source and a
reliability score — plus the weather that day and related events, so you can spot connected happenings that
may affect traffic and mobility, security or logistics around it. Follow it to get an email with every
update — a new detail, or when it's confirmed, moved or cancelled. And with one click you can save it to
your personal calendars, or straight to your 
Google Calendar — included in
every plan.
Get briefed by email
Set up personalised briefings for the countries and topics you cover, and receive the upcoming events straight to your inbox on your own schedule.
Share & spread the word
Build a calendar, share it anywhere
Curate your own selection of events into a personal calendar, then publish it to a public link you can post on social media — a great way to spread the events that matter to your audience. Choose how it looks — a classic month calendar, a list of cards by date, or a compact agenda — and every event links back here, so your visitors can explore the details, follow it or save it themselves.
Made for people who need to be ahead of the news
Plan coverage around what's actually going to happen, not just what already did.
Spot the ceremonies, rallies and moments worth being there for — and get there in time.
Build a shooting schedule and line up access around real, dated events.
Track a country's political, social and economic calendar in one structured place.
Give the whole team a shared forward planner for the countries you cover.
See what's on the ground before you land, and plan your days around it.
Start with the calendar of a country you cover
Open the events radar, pick a country, and see what's coming.