Jawad Iqbal is a broadcaster and ex-television news executive. He covers a range of themes including security and law enforcement, public security, world affairs, and government and politics, with a particular focus on topics related to India, Iran, and Saudi Arabia. Jawad's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Spectator Australia, The Times, and BioRxiv.
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Jawad Iqbal's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including politics, international relations, sports, and British politics. His articles often involve legal policy regulation, opinion editorials, and government announcements.
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India’s economy is booming, and the good times are most definitely here for those who are doing well out of it.
India’s economy is booming, and the good times are most definitely here for those who are doing well out of it
India's economy is booming, and the good times are most definitely here for those who are doing well out of it. In April, the International Monetary Fund projected India's gross domestic product “to remain strong at 6.8 percent in 2024 and 6.5 percent in 2025.” As a result, the country is creating wealthy individuals like there is no tomorrow. There are now some 186 Indian billionaires, according to
Canadian authorities have accused Indian agents of involvement in ‘homicides, extortion and violent acts’ on Canadian soil
By: Jawad Iqbal
The alleged involvement of agents of a foreign government in the murder of a citizen is a crime that violates national sovereignty and the established norms of international relations.
Thomas Tuchel, the former Chelsea and Bayern Munich manager, has emerged as the favourite to succeed Gareth Southgate as England manager. The Times reports that he could be unveiled later this week. It is believed that negotiations could proceed quickly, bringing to an end the FA’s search for a successor to Southgate, who quit after
Ellie Reeves is just one of many high-profile examples of Labour’s very own closed family shop when it comes to prominent politicians
The Commonwealth is outdated, pointless and increasingly irrelevant. Its 27th summit gets underway in the Pacific island of Samoa today.
Former prime minister is no political martyr but his imprisonment deserves more forceful condemnation
What has become of Sue Gray, the Prime Minister’s former Downing Street chief of staff, who was rather unceremoniously removed from her official duties earlier this month? At the time of her defenestration, there was much soothing talk about how she was moving to an important new role as Keir Starmer’s envoy on a new
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