A year since Kashmir lost its autonomy, narratives of the region’s past, present and future are as contested as ever.
The Listening Post
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A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world’s media, how they operate and the stories they cover. Watch The Listening Post every Saturday at 0830GMT
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Richard Gizbert created The Listening Post for Al Jazeera and has hosted the programme since its debut in 2006.
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Armenia and Azerbaijan are at war over a disputed region – and this is reflected in their broadcasts.
Days before the first presidential debate, the New York Times drops a bombshell of a story.
Student activists in Thailand speak the unspeakable as they demand reforms to the monarchy.
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Is Rupert Murdoch’s media empire responsible for spreading deadly misinformation on COVID-19?
Campaigners have long called for US news outlets to rethink their race reporting and increase diversity in the newsroom.
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