Can be read in Nayadaur TV Investigative journalism, according to one definition, is a form of journalism in which journalists/reporters deeply investigate a single topic, such as serious crimes, political corruption, frauds, corporate wrongdoings, governments’ agencies cover-up, conspiracy theories, social issues, etc. Journalists may have to spend months or even years of research, investigation, information […]
Thirty Days by Misbah Azam, Ph.D.
Recently, a famous Pakistani journalist, author, and TV personality (I do not have the liberty to release his name and his institution he belongs in my articles without his permission) visited the San Francisco Bay Area to record one of his TV shows. He was invited by a local businessman where I was also invited. […]
The Prisoners’ Options By Misbah Azam, Ph.D.
Also published in Nayadaur TV “Success Of JUI-F Long March Depends On Govt-Military Relations“ During the late 60s, there was a famous British science fiction-allegorical television series – The Prisoner — which was about an unidentified and unnamed British intelligence agent, played by Patric McGoohan, who, suddenly resigned from his job and decided to leave England. While […]
Saving the System or the Fiefdom By Misbah Azam, Ph.D.
Also published in Nayadaur TV: https://nayadaur.tv/2019/06/dont-save-the-system-reform-it-before-it-crashes/ “We should accept even the heavily rigged elections because we do not want to derail the system”. “We should accept the establishment’s intervention in the policy matters because we do not want to derail the system”. “We should fire our close aids on establishment’s demand because we do not want […]
Economic Mismanagement: The End Game? By Misbah Azam, Ph.D.
Also published in Nayadaur TV: Economic Mismanagement: The End Game? Venezuela – the Petrostate — is in economic crisis. The inflation is so high that even a cup of coffee is as expensive as the monthly rent of a one bedroom apartment around a decade ago. Economists believe that the countries which rely heavily on their […]
The “Islamic” Presidential System: Myths about Great Economies Run by Dictators/Presidents By Misbah U. Azam, Ph.D.
Note: The article is first published in Naya Daur (https://nayadaur.tv/2019/04/the-islamic-presidential-system-myths-about-great-economies-run-by-dictators-presidents/) Recently, a new debate is initiated on the mass media of Pakistan about bringing the “Islamic” Presidential system and abolish the parliamentary form of government. The proponents – starting from Hamza Ali Abbasi – an actor — to an economist, Dr. Farrukh Saleem — are […]
Pakistan Water Crisis: Mega Dams, A Dream or a Reality? By Misbah Azam, Ph.D.
Among all other crises, the scarcity of water is among the gravest issues Pakistan is facing, which can impact Pakistan’s national security in the future. According to a report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Pakistan ranks third in the world among countries facing acute water shortage. Experts inside and outside Pakistan, believe that Pakistan […]
They Blame You for Being “Biased” By Misbah Azam, Ph.D.
The study of human behavior reveals that we come up with metaphors and terminologies to strengthen our points in a way that other person would not be able to respond and we win the argument. One of the famous cliches which people use quite commonly is, “do you have any evidence for what you have […]
The Pyrrhic victory By Misbah Azam, Ph.D.
Fahad Hussain, a senior journalist, Executive Editor, Express Tribune, and Executive Director News, Express-News, recently wrote in the op-ed page of The Express Tribune. “Journalism was butchered every day on the airwaves, buried unceremoniously in hurriedly-dug graves, dug up again the next day to be butchered and buried and dug up again only to be […]
Military-Run Diplomacy: Beneficial or Disastrous By Misbah Azam, Ph.D.
Some analysts, draw parallels between Pakistan and Turkey’s civil-military relations and point out the similarities, some, even conclude that the histories are very much comparable. However, unlike Turkey, Pakistan follows the Warminster-style democracy, and its constitution does not allow any role of the military in the politics, but, in Pakistan, the military had a direct […]
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