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“Bucha Massacre” Incident: A Possible Major Turning Point in Russia-Ukraine War
The recently exposed "Bucha Massacre" incident is becoming a new focus of global attention and is likely to become a critical turning point in...
The Role of Media in Russian-African Relations
After the collapse of the Soviet system, already a little more than three decades, Russia has been struggle to raise its influence in Africa....
Lebanese Media: An Arab Pioneer on Media Silk Road
The right to free press is revered and guarded in Lebanon. Constitutional freedom of expression in Lebanon is guaranteed under Article 13, which states...
Ukrainian war crimes under the microscope
Current horrendous events in Ukraine are in a limelight of the world. The war doesn’t stop for a second whether it is on the...
June cross – changing the world one documentary at a time
June Cross pioneered the documentary filmmaking specialization at Columbia School of Journalism and is the director of the documentary journalism program at the school....
Ideology And Media Discourse In Van Dijk’s Studies
The Dutch social scientist Teun A. Van Dijk is one of the renowned names in the fields of text linguistics, discourse analysis and Critical...
Media: Weapon Of Mass Deception
The contemporary world has initiated a debate on media warfare which is more horrible than the direct confrontation in any way. Yes, you hear...
Two deadly professions: journalism and activism
When the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador took over the presidency in December of 2018, one of his promises was to protect journalists and...
Russia- Ukraine war: Bias and Double standards of media is shameful
War is a man-made devastating event where armed conflict is occurred between or among countries. No one wants this kind of war situation, though...
Radicalization through Media Mobilization in the Indian Periphery
In recent times, pandemics and regime changes have shaped national interests of countries and have created new security concerns while various radical groups are...