Journalism in retrospection : thirty years of reportage / Nisar Ali Shah.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Shah, Nisar Ali, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Journalism.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (312 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Hertford, England : Hansib Publications Limited, [2023]

Summary:

This book is a collection of articles and op-eds written by journalist Nisar Ali Shah over three decades, covering a wide range of subjects including international affairs, human rights, and cultural issues. The articles provide insights into topics such as Afghanistan, Kashmir, Palestine, Guantanamo Bay, Julian Assange, and the Covid-19 pandemic. The book reflects on past events and their relevance to contemporary issues. It includes discussions on significant figures like Mr. Jinnah, Allama Iqbal, and Prince Mohsin Ali Khan, and explores themes of international cooperation, faith, and human rights. Intended for readers interested in global politics and cultural discourse, it offers a comprehensive overview of the author's journalistic work. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Intro

Title

Copyright

Contents

Preface

Prince and socialite who strived for international co-operation

New regime in Afghanistan

A divided opinion on Assange

A reminiscence of my childhood

Guantanamo Prison's future

Julian Assange on suicide watch

Looking above petty Covid-19 squabbles

India's army on the rampage

Kashmir is bleeding

Free Julian Assange campaign

World Peace and Prosperity awards ceremony

Global campaign gearing up for Julian Assange's freedom

How long would the Kashmir dispute last?

Jinnah: An incomparable political leader

Is alcoholism a weakness, an evil or insanity?

Pakistan's unholy alliance

Will Guantanamo exist forever?

Trump devalues himself

Iqbal lives beyond his death

Terrorism redefined

Journey into Europe (A film)

Refugee crisis splits European Union

NATO's legacy of the refugee crisis

Nirbhaya (The Fearless)

The Jeremy Corbyn phenomenon

Ethnic cleansing of Palestinians and British betrayal

War crimes but no criminal justice

Islamophobia leads to Muslim awakening

Demonising Muslims is a recipe for 'radicalisation'

Urdu: Third largest language in the world

Sworn enemy

What did I see in Lahore?

Rally for Moazzam Begg

Ukraine better off with Russia

Dr Abbas Khan: Murder most foul

Drones must be withdrawn

Osama bin Laden's assassination: An answer to an Iranian journalist's question

Thatcher the "Milk Snatcher"

Allama Shabbir Ahmed Bokhari: scholar, poet and educationist

Assange is an institution and must be saved

Assange's fate in the balance

Squeezing squash in Olympics arena

Prince Mohsin Ali Khan to mount peace offensive

Regime change made easy in Libya

Colour of racism then and now

Palestinian return

Ten years of folklore.

Bin Laden's death linked with US seeking exit strategy

Brian Haw, a scourge of British politics

Obituary: Champion and chronicler of Pakistan in turbulent times

Samuel Martin Burke: Jurist who helped found Pakistan's Foreign Service

A diplomat par excellence

Whither Pakistan cricket?

Torture inquiry must be public

Afghan policy needs change

An error is not a mistake until corrected

The Chilcot farce

Brown wants Pakistan Army to fight his dirty war

Transforming Pakistan

Muslim Holocaust denial

Media coverage and the Mumbai attacks

Pakistan in a great political turmoil

Ex-convicted prisoners up to the same old tricks

Khuda Kay Liye: In the Name of God

High Sheriff of Greater London promotes multi-faith observance

Community leaders stress respect for faiths

Palestinians appeal to the world to bring down apartheid wall

March from London to Karachi

"Don't Attack Iran"

Dr Moazzam Ali Alvi

Blair's role in Iraq caused the bombings in London

Livingstone urges Londoners to shop at Palestinian Trade Fair

A day in the life of Conway Hall

Book Review: Islam Under Siege

Is the clash of civilisations inevitable?

Prince Mohsin's idea of solving the Kashmir problem

German stalwart values cosmopolitanism in Europe

Schimmel eulogised at German embassy in London

First Schimmel Memorial Seminar held in London

Hawks pounce on Iraq to redraw its map

An Islamic scholar made in Germany

Turkey at a crossroads after Iraq War

Hyde Park rally exposes war of conquest not "Liberation"

BBC One's 'Question Time'

Galloway explains his expulsion after thirty-six years

African Union to sort out the killer loan sharks

Multi-faith conference condemns State terrorism

War on terrorism is no way to end terrorism

Congo exploited - right, left and centre.

Scholars see no quick fix of Kashmir dispute

Old Ethiopia recalled

Book Review: Landmarks of the Pakistan Movement

Bush needs to concentrate on causes of conflict

Beating about Bush

Islam's contribution to Western civilisation

Seminar calls for an end to feudalism

Legal and political sides of the Lockerbie affair

Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah: His Personality and His Politics

Reflecting on Pakistan's lost years

The legacy of Dr Kalim Siddiqui

Media in a trap.

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ISBN:

9781912662968

1912662965

OCLC:

1378196946