India-Pakistan Foreign Policy Feedback Based on Media Reporting
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I am running a small-scale pilot that compares how four major dailies—Daily Jang and Express in Urdu, Dainik Jagran and Dainik Bhaskar in Hindi—portrayed foreign-policy issues during selected days in June 2026. I need a concise, one-page written report from someone who knows either the Indian or Pakistani media and foreign policy landscape first-hand (locals and expats are equally welcome).
Your brief is simple:
• Read the draft tables and excerpts I provide (about 15 pages) from the pilot.
• Tell me, in general terms, whether the coverage seems factually accurate enough to serve as a realistic indicator of each country’s foreign-policy stance.
• Highlight any striking inaccuracies, omissions, or over-emphases that could skew conclusions.
• Keep the tone objective; I’m not looking for deep comparative statistics, just well-grounded observations drawn from your familiarity with these outlets and countries.
Deliverable: max a single page (around 500 words) in Word or PDF. No slides or bullet lists are required unless they help you clarify a point.
If you can turn this around quickly and anchor your comments in real familiarity with these newspapers—whether as a reader, journalist, or researcher—let’s get started.
Your brief is simple:
• Read the draft tables and excerpts I provide (about 15 pages) from the pilot.
• Tell me, in general terms, whether the coverage seems factually accurate enough to serve as a realistic indicator of each country’s foreign-policy stance.
• Highlight any striking inaccuracies, omissions, or over-emphases that could skew conclusions.
• Keep the tone objective; I’m not looking for deep comparative statistics, just well-grounded observations drawn from your familiarity with these outlets and countries.
Deliverable: max a single page (around 500 words) in Word or PDF. No slides or bullet lists are required unless they help you clarify a point.
If you can turn this around quickly and anchor your comments in real familiarity with these newspapers—whether as a reader, journalist, or researcher—let’s get started.