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About Me

Waseem Qadri is a Multimedia journalist & filmmaker who produced several News reports & documentaries for international media like, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg TV, Al Jazeera, VOA NEWS, Hearts Media, Ruptly & The roar, The Zimbabwean etc.

Waseem has also worked with Pakistan’s mainstream Media organizations with the capacity of Staff Reporter, Editor and Head of Out station reporter and Cover many International Events in different countries.

As former fellow of Center of Investigative Journalist (CIJ), City university of London, MOJO certified from  AL Jazeera Media Institute Doha, trained many journalists in Pakistan about MOJO and Documentary Production, Data Journalism, Digital Media Advancements & Fact-checking Modern techniques.

Award winning Documentary films

Foreign Affairs

Europe Wants Harris, Not Trump: Here’s Why -THINK TANK JOURNAL

As the U.S. gears up for the 2024 presidential election, Kamala Harris has emerged as a figure of considerable interest not just in America but also across Europe. European think tanks, media outlets, and public polls have shown a growing preference for Harris over former President Donald Trump. This trend raises important questions: Why do Europeans favor Harris? What concerns do they have about Trump, especially regarding his policies and their impact on the European Union (EU)?
Kamala Harris...

China's AI Dominance: What It Means for Developing Nations -THINK TANK JOURNAL

China’s technological advancement is a defining characteristic of the 21st century. Over the past few decades, China has transitioned from being primarily a manufacturing hub to becoming a global leader in high-tech industries. This shift has significant implications, particularly for developing nations that may be drawn into China’s technological sphere of influence.
China’s technological ecosystem is deeply integrated into the global supply chain. Its dominance in industries such as telecommun...

UN Report Exposes Global Racial Injustices: Key Findings -THINK TANK JOURNAL

The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) recently published its findings after reviewing the state of racial discrimination and associated human rights issues in seven countries: Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, the United Kingdom, and Venezuela. The Committee’s report underscores persistent and emerging challenges in these nations and offers recommendations to align them with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Form...

Can a Smile Defeat Aggression in American Politics? -THINK TANK JOURNAL

In the 2024 political landscape, one of the defining contrasts is the stark difference between Donald Trump’s aggression and Kamala Harris’s calm demeanor and engaging smile. As the election heats up, Americans are divided between these two approaches, raising critical questions: What do Americans prefer? Does Trump’s aggressive posture resonate more, or does Kamala Harris’s approachable and empathetic demeanor win the day?
Donald Trump’s aggressive style is built on a brand of politics that emp...

Will the UNGA79 Endanger Journalists with Cybercrime Treaty? -THINK TANK JOURNAL

As the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) approaches, the debate around the UN Convention Against Cybercrime intensifies. While the convention aims to create a global framework for combating cybercrime, it has raised significant concerns regarding its potential impact on press freedom and journalistic integrity. As discussions continue, the critical question remains: Will the UNGA ratify a treaty that could intimidate journalists and curtail free speech?
The proposed UN C...

Market meltdown: Will Economic Fears affects the US Election? -THINK TANK JOURNAL

Stock markets around the world experienced a significant downturn on Monday, driven by fears of a potential US recession. This sudden drop in shares led to widespread panic selling among investors. Japan’s Nikkei 225, in particular, saw a dramatic decline of 12.4%—its worst performance since the Black Monday crash of 1987.
The turmoil began with the release of weaker-than-expected US employment data. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the country added just 114,000 jobs in the previ...

Veto Power Politics: Why the UN is Helpless? -THINK TANK JOURNAL

The United Nations (UN) has been criticized for its perceived ineffectiveness in addressing Israeli aggression against Palestinians. Several factors contribute to this helplessness:
The UN Security Council, which is responsible for maintaining international peace and security, has five permanent members: the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Russia, and China. Each of these members holds veto power, allowing them to block any substantive resolution. The United States, a staunch ally of...

Biden Exits: Is Trump's Win Now Inevitable? -THINK TANK JOURNAL

The 2024 U.S. presidential election has been marked by dramatic twists and turns, none more surprising than President Joe Biden’s recent announcement that he will not seek re-election. This unexpected development has not only shaken the Democratic Party but also sparked speculation about whether Donald Trump has already secured an insurmountable advantage. With Biden stepping down, the Democratic National Convention (DNC) faces a turbulent road ahead to nominate a viable candidate, raising the q...

Assassination Attempt on Trump: Who’s Really Behind It? -THINK TANK JOURNAL

The recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has sparked a whirlwind of speculation, conspiracy theories, and political debate. The incident, which unfolded in real-time on social media, has left many questioning the circumstances and potential motives behind the attack.
The assassination attempt occurred during a public rally attended by thousands of Trump supporters. Eyewitnesses reported hearing gunshots, followed by chaos as security personnel rushed to protect the forme...

Climate Change

AI Green Revolution: Asia's Farming Future -THINK TANK JOURNAL

In the face of escalating climate change and an ever-growing global population, the agricultural sector is under immense pressure to produce more food with fewer resources. In Asia, where millions of livelihoods depend on farming, the stakes are particularly high. Enter the AI green revolution—a transformative wave of technology that promises to revolutionize farming, boost productivity, and ensure food security. Companies like Farmdar are leading the charge, using artificial intelligence, satel...

From Courtroom to COP29: Pakistan’s Climate Battle -THINK TANK JOURNAL

In the face of growing environmental challenges, Pakistan’s climate mission is gaining significant attention, especially in the context of the upcoming COP29 summit. The Supreme Court of Pakistan has highlighted the lack of a comprehensive governmental policy to address climate change, urging the federal government to establish an authority under the Pakistan Climate Change Act 2017 within a fortnight. The current state of Pakistan’s climate mission, the judicial mandates, and the broader implic...

Pakistan’s Climate Crisis: Societal Resilience Under Threat -THINK TANK JOURNAL

Climate change has emerged as a formidable challenge to Pakistan’s societal resilience, significantly impacting its ability to cope with and recover from natural disasters. Recent studies and fresh data underscore the severity of this issue, particularly in the wake of devastating floods that have ravaged the country. The reasons behind Pakistan’s declining societal resilience, the role of climate change, and the broader implications for the nation’s future.
A recent study by Lloyd’s Register Fo...

World’s Biggest Climate Poll: Unity and Action Demanded -THINK TANK JOURNAL

A groundbreaking new survey, the Peoples’ Climate Vote 2024, has revealed a powerful global consensus on the urgent need for climate action. Conducted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in collaboration with the University of Oxford and GeoPoll, this is the largest standalone public opinion survey on climate change ever undertaken. The findings demonstrate an overwhelming majority of global citizens supporting more ambitious efforts to combat the climate crisis, emphasizing the c...

El Niño Fuels Deadly Floods in Pakistan, Afghanistan; Research -THINK TANK JOURNAL

Pakistan and Afghanistan are currently grappling with severe weather challenges exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon. Recent extreme rainfall in these regions has led to devastating flash floods, highlighting the critical need for improved climate resilience and adaptation strategies.
El Niño was the primary driver behind the extreme rainfall experienced in April and May 2024 across Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan. A new study by World Weather Attribution (WWA) found that El Niño doubled the li...

Global Warming Melts Antarctic Ice, Endangers Pakistan's Peaks -THINK TANK JOURNAL

The record-low levels of sea ice around Antarctica in recent years have sparked significant concerns about the global implications of climate change. A groundbreaking study by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) highlights the extreme nature of this event and its likely connections to climate change. This article explores how these changes in Antarctic sea ice could have far-reaching effects, including on the glaciers in Pakistan.
In 2023, Antarctic sea ice reached unprecedented low levels, a phe...

Global Trade

Navigating Trade Wars: Singapore’s Economic Resilience -THINK TANK JOURNAL

Singapore’s relationship with the United States is a cornerstone of its foreign policy, vital for its economic, security, and diplomatic strategies. This partnership has been carefully nurtured over decades, reflecting Singapore’s strategic necessity and foresight. Here, we delve into the reasons behind Singapore’s dependence on the U.S. and examine the economic implications, particularly during the U.S.-China trade war.
The economic ties between Singapore and the United States are robust and mu...

Trump’s Second Term: What It Means for Asia’s Supply Chains -THINK TANK JOURNAL

With the possibility of Donald Trump returning to the presidency, businesses and governments worldwide are contemplating the implications for global trade and supply chains. Trump’s first term was characterized by aggressive trade policies, particularly targeting China, which had significant repercussions for supply chains across Asia. What is the potential impacts on Asian supply chains if Trump wins the presidency again, with a focus on developing countries and the broader global effects.
Duri...

Trade Wars Loom: Trump's Tariffs Spark Global Concerns -THINK TANK JOURNAL

Donald Trump’s trade policy aims to shield the US from economic exploitation by imposing tariffs on foreign goods. However, critics argue that these measures could lead to a broader conflict against global trade. Alan Wm. Wolff, writing for the Peterson Institute for International Economics, cautions that Trump’s proposed tariffs might incite a “war against trade itself.”
Trump, a Republican candidate, has made tariffs a cornerstone of his trade strategy, proposing a universal 10% duty on all im...

China's Tech Surge: Redefining Influence in the Arab World -THINK TANK JOURNAL

China’s strategic use of technology to strengthen its influence in the Arab world is reshaping geopolitical dynamics. With over 200 major projects positively impacting nearly 2 billion people, China and Arab nations are deepening their partnership through technological advancements and cooperation. This article explores the key initiatives and their implications for the future of China-Arab relations.
China recently proposed “five cooperation frameworks” aimed at building a China-Arab community...

Escaping the Endless US-China Trade War Gridlock -THINK TANK JOURNAL

Amidst the persistent tensions between the United States and China, the specter of an endless trade war looms large, casting a shadow over global economic stability. The Biden administration faces the daunting task of managing these differences, underscoring the urgent need for constructive dialogue to address the tariffs and economic rifts that continue to reverberate across both nations.
Years of confrontational policies have entrenched America and China in an unyielding cycle of economic riva...

Taming the Dragon : Quest to Limit China's Influence -THINK TANK JOURNAL

As China’s economic prowess continues to grow, concerns over its trade influence have reached a fever pitch in the European Union (EU). Recent developments highlight the EU’s attempts to grapple with China’s expanding economic footprint while safeguarding its own interests.
The EU finds itself at a crossroads, torn between reaping the benefits of trade with China and safeguarding its economic sovereignty. The bloc’s increasing reliance on Chinese imports, coupled with concerns over unfair trade...

Sports

Zimbabwean star Sikandar Raza will again shine in the Pakistan Super League

Lahore Qalandars told Zimbabweans that renowned Zimbabwean cricketer Sikandar Raza has confirmed to join PSL franchise Lahore Qalandars. Sikandar Raza is the only Zimbabwean cricketer who has gained popularity in Pakistan by being a part of PSL several times before.The 36-year-old’s inclusion in the Lahore Qalandars line-up is expected to bring a new level of energy and skill to the team. With his ability to contribute both with the bat and ball, Raza is poised to make a big impact in the upcomi...

First Arab team Oman plays ICC World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe in June 2023

This is the first time Arab team Oman have made it to the ICC World Cup Qualifier through a qualifying process.
The team did play in the World Cup Qualifier in 2005 and 2009.Oman and Scotland will be joined by either the UAE, Namibia or Nepal from the WCL Division 2 at the Qualifier, which begins in Zimbabwe from June 18-July 9.The Qualifier will be a ten-nation tournament with top two teams from the Qualifier making it to the Cricket World Cup, to be played in India in October-November.Seven te...

Is Cricket Becoming a Pawn in India-Pakistan Politics? -THINK TANK JOURNAL

India and Pakistan have a long history of political tensions, and these tensions often spill over into the world of sports. The upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which is scheduled to be hosted in Pakistan, is already becoming a point of contention between the two nations. India’s reluctance to confirm its participation in the tournament stems from both security concerns and political pressures. Jay Shah, Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), has stated that no final d...

Paris Olympics: Developing Nations Struggle with Visa Woes -THINK TANK JOURNAL

The Paris Olympics, scheduled for 2024, are poised to significantly boost tourism in France. The event is expected to attract millions of visitors from around the world, leading to a surge in travel bookings, hotel stays, and overall economic activity in the region. However, while the Olympics present an exciting opportunity for tourism, many developing countries face challenges in participating due to stringent visa restrictions.
As Paris prepares to host the Olympic Games, the city is already...

USA Hosts Epic Clash: Pakistan vs. India Set to Make Cricket History! -THINK TANK JOURNAL

The ICC World Cup 2024 is set to make history with one of cricket’s most electrifying rivalries, Pakistan vs. India, being hosted for the first time on American soil. This landmark event not only marks a significant milestone for international cricket but also underscores the sport’s expanding global footprint, particularly in North America.
The iconic match will take place at one of the premier cricket stadiums in the United States. Although the exact venue is yet to be finalized, potential loc...

A story of corruption, drugs and match-fixing in Pakistani cricket

Pakistan has an important place in the world of cricket because of some famous players who have won many international awards for their extraordinary struggles. Unfortunately, the number of those who cause problems and damage the reputation of cricket is significant. The story of the rise of cricket in Pakistan begins with the 1992 World Cup victory. Here, national team cricketers became victims of controversy. The differences between Imran Khan and Waqar Younis are still part of history. Even t...

Five great triumphs by Pakistani bowlers

Winning a Test match for any team is, of course, no less than a great honour. Although batsmen play an important role in Test victories, it is the bowlers who take 20 wickets to lead the team to victory.I am going to recall a few of these spells from Pakistani bowlers.Fazal Mahmood
This was in 1954 when the national team toured England to play a series of four Test matches.Fazal Mahmood bowled 60 overs in this match and took 12 wickets for 99 runs. If they awarded man of the match honours back t...

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