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Zara Quinn
Zara Quinn is a postdoctoral researcher in Media and Communication from the London School of Economics. She specializes in digital journalism, press ethics, and the future of investigative reporting in the age of AI. Her work has been featured in international media forums and academic journals alike.
13 Articles
Daily News
Bichette’s Mets Malaise: When a $126 Million Contract Becomes a Heavy Weight
EU Seeks to Toughen Russia Sanctions After Hungarian Obstacle Fades
India’s Scorching Reality: Beyond 40C, A Silent Crisis Grips North
Slot’s Long Game: Liverpool Stability Hints at Era Beyond Immediate Rumors
27
Jan
A Turning Point for Punjab’s Katcha Areas
For years, the katcha areas along the river belts of Punjab and Sindh...
09
Jan
Busting the Myth of Pakistan’s “Zionist Alignment”
The failure in foreign policy is readily dramatized as complexity turns into...
05
Jan
The Seventh Round of China-Pakistan Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue
The recent Seventh Round of China-Pakistan Foreign Ministers’ Strategic...
22
Dec
Pakistan’s Zarkheze Platform Explained
Introduction: A Digital Shift in Agricultural Policy Pakistan has taken a...
16
Dec
Pakistan Raises Alarm on Afghanistan’s Cross-Border Threats: A Call for Regional Accountability
The recent diplomacy between Pakistan and Iran, which took place at the...
03
Dec
Pakistan–Turkey Energy and Mining Ties Reach New Heights
Pakistan is taking major steps to strengthen cooperation with Turkey in energy,...
27
Nov
India’s Revisionist Provocations Over Sindh Expose a Dangerous Hindutva Agenda
India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s recent claim that Sindh...
02
Nov
The Jammu Massacre of 1947: A Chronicle of Blood, Betrayal, and Unyielding Resolve
A massacre refers to the deliberate and large-scale killing of a defenseless...
27
Sep
India’s UNHRC Rhetoric and the Politics of Disinformation
At the United Nations Human Rights Council this week, India once again deployed...
22
Jun
Trump, Pakistan and the pursuit of peace in a dangerous world
At a time when wars are declared with a claim to power, politics or ideology,...
