Journalist Fareed Zakaria on living through revolutionary times. Watch his full conversation with columnist David Brooks here: https://lnkd.in/gEDBNgQd
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Good summation by journalist Mark Halperin:
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An essential guidebook with practical tips, resources, and essential knowledge that help identify and avoid Islamophobic biases in reporting, with a dedicated chapter on Islamophobia during the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza. here is a free link: https://lnkd.in/duYFDRqf
"It's a slow news day, Mohammed! Go blow something up"... A Canadian Muslim journalist encountered this crude joke during his time in a reputable newsroom ten years ago. In our new guidebook, we explore ways in which journalists can effectively address and combat #Islamophobia in their coverage. Discover more by reading our comprehensive guide. Download now for free: http://bit.ly/3IHrk1R
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Opposition Journalist! October 03.2024 How can a journalist be more oppositional than the opposition? A journalist determines personal truths. (There is never a truth problem in politics. Because the truth of political policy is determined by many components, political policies cannot be determined by reason or knowledge.) A person can determine his individual preferences or life with his reason, knowledge and experiences. Let alone state and government policies, even company policies develop brand policies by considering world market conditions, competition conditions, price and customer demand, and I have not mentioned many other factors. For example, cost, logistics, human resources, customs and tax rates, etc. İbrahim selvi
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Wow need to hear the journalist Brigitte Gabriel Loud and crystal clear Some truth about Gaza and the Palestinian false narrative 3.26 minutes of wisdom
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Our recent YouTube discussion with journalist Barçın Yinanç offers valuable insights into the complexities of the Erdogan-Biden meeting postponement. Stay ahead of the curve on Turkey-US relations – subscribe to our channel for more expert analyses! #ErdoganBidenMeeting #TurkeyUSRelations #BarcinYinanc #YouTubeAnalysis #ExpertInsights Watch the full discussion here 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dpNZeDSb
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This is a newspaper cover page from 2006. or 2007. I was working as a journalist at the entity level public broadcast service, dreaming about work on global issues, including negotiation, mediation and strategic communication. Here, out of nowhere, I was saying- "One day, I will be a diplomat" 😉 Sometimes, words are more powerful than we think. Seems to be on the right path. #reflection
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The Australian Labour government must prioritize several key areas: 1️⃣ Enhancing the ability to differentiate between authentic students and those seeking to exploit the system. During the pandemic, an influx of low-quality students was permitted entry, highlighting the need for better screening measures. 2️⃣ Addressing housing shortages by recognizing that the issue is not solely a result of the international education sector. Factors such as returning residents, tourists, and students studying online from abroad for extended periods have contributed. The planning department should have anticipated this demand and taken proactive steps to maintain a balanced housing supply. 3️⃣ Recognizing that temporary migration is not as pressing a concern when permanent migration quotas are effectively managed. Implementing overly stringent controls on student visas could adversely affect numerous genuine students without significantly addressing broader migration issues.
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Haaretz is an Israeli newspaper, founded in 1918 it is the longest-running newspaper currently in print in Israel. Its English edition is published and sold together with The New York Times International Edition. Gideon Levy is a Haaretz columnist and a member of the newspaper's editorial board. He is a highly regarded commentator. In this video he outlines some of the reasons for the conflict in Gaza by describing three core values/ideas underlying the israeli perception of its unique position in the world ... these are not values that he embraces or promotes, he seeks to enlighten the world about the 'logic' of Zionists. Value 1: Israelis are the chosen people who may do as they wish - "International law is wonderful but does not apply to us" ... Value 2: Israel is the victim “We are the victims, not only the biggest victims but the only victims around” (he quotes Golda Meir, fourth prime minister of Israel saying "we will never forgive the Arabs for forcing us to kill their children”) Value 3: Palestinians are not equal human beings like us.
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The government's decision to prevent Imran Khan from communicating with his children while he is imprisoned reflects a troubling pattern of punitive measures that seem designed to inflict emotional and psychological distress. Such restrictions, particularly when applied to a high-profile figure like Khan, can be perceived as more than just procedural; they appear to be a strategic maneuver to exacerbate his isolation and diminish his ability to engage with his supporters. This approach not only raises serious ethical questions but also casts a shadow on the fairness and humanity of the system. By denying a parent the fundamental right to communicate with their children, the government risks undermining its own credibility and further alienating public opinion. In a just society, measures should focus on upholding legal standards and human dignity, rather than employing tactics that can be seen as punitive or retaliatory. This situation underscores the need for a more balanced and compassionate approach in addressing political conflicts and legal disputes.
“I am not allowed to talk to my children, I only complain about it, that's what hurts me.” said Imran Khan while talking to the journalist. #pakistanrepublic
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Online newspapers prioritize their news stories according to what news story is most likely to be clicked on. They are trying to maximize the number of ads you see, or the likelihood of you signing up for a subscription to the content. As I look at Norwegian newspapers - due to this effect - they largely reflect what people care about. So... can we abolish the monarchy once and for all, so we can rescue the intellectual integrity of the country? I'm begging for coverage about international conflicts and geopolitics, about what political parties actually are going to do in office, or... a story that is not copied from a press release or planted by a PR agency. Why is it this bad?
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2moFavorite quote of 2024 IDEAS! Applies to so much.