Mercedonius · Global News Aggregation
Before Julius Caesar reformed the calendar, Rome had a 13th month — inserted when the official record could no longer be trusted. We are that correction.
Mercedonius is a global news aggregator covering Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas, Oceania, and the Middle East — the regions that shape the world but rarely lead the front page.
We gather reporting from hundreds of sources across every continent, surface stories that fall between the cracks of the Western news cycle, and present them without the distortions of geography or editorial convenience.
Breaking. Politics. Economy. Climate. Conflict. Technology. Health. Culture. Seven regions. One feed.
"Named for the month Rome needed but its establishment preferred to suppress." — The Mercedonius Principle
The flagship global edition. Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas, Oceania, and the Middle East — the regions that shape the world, surfaced without the distortions of Western editorial convenience.
The Canadian edition. National and provincial coverage from coast to coast — politics, economy, climate, and culture, aggregated from Canada's leading news organisations and wire services.
The Arabic edition. Egypt, the Levant, the Gulf, and North Africa — aggregating from the region's most authoritative Arabic-language sources, presented for the Arabic-speaking world.
Independent podcasters and audio journalists who go where legacy media won't. Curated feeds from voices outside the institutional press — analysts, correspondents, and commentators who answer to no editorial board.
The independent media edition. Aggregating from reader-funded, editorially independent outlets operating outside legacy ownership — uncompromised by institutional agendas or advertiser interests.
We pull publicly available RSS feeds from hundreds of established news organisations and wire services worldwide. Every headline links to its original source.
Stories are ranked by recency only — no editorial hand, no advertiser influence. Feeds refresh automatically every five minutes.
We do not produce, host, or alter third-party content. We surface what exists but is buried.