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Murtaza Solangi

Islamabad
As seen in: Yahoo Singapore, South China Morning Post, Substack, Outlook (India), The Hindu, Dawn, The Express Tribune, The Quint, The Diplomat Magazine, Daily Times and
Spokesperson, President of Pakistan, Ex-Federal Caretaker Minister for Information, and Parliamentary affairs, Ex-DG, Radio Pakistan.
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Video Of Indian Anchor's 'Outburst' Over Pakistan's Role In Ceasefire Is AI Slop

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By Archis Chowdhury, Murtaza Solangi, Pakistani Journalists
| BOOM FactCheck
A video of an Indian news anchor appearing to lose his temper on air over Pakistan's role in brokering a ceasefire between the United States and Iran is being shared on social media, particularly by pro-Pakistan handles. BOOM found that the video is AI-generated and riddled with visual inconsistencies, including a notepad that appears to merge into the desk and on-screen text that appear garbled and nonsensical.
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Media Literacy and Digital Resilience

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By Murtaza Solangi
| Stratheia
What do you think our biggest battles are being fought today? At Torkham, Kurram, or Chaman on our western border, or at Neelam, Leepa, and Chakothi sectors on the line of control in the east? None is my answer. They are actually fought on our screens on our walls, and on these little gadgets in our palms! This war is virtual, but the casualties are actual. And in every skirmish, Truth, Trust, and Sanity die. Do we see what we choose to see? No. Not at all. Algorithms decide what we see.
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The national security huddle: the way forward

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By Murtaza Solangi
| 24 News HD
As the terror nexus jacks up its heinous attacks against Pakistan, the usual distracting noises from the civil society, media and the political class are rising. In a fast-changing global order with unilateralism as the key trend in global politics, Pakistan needs to keep its house in order fast.
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