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Post 9/11 Prone Staging Of International Electronic Media And Challenges To Pakistan's Global Image
In this paper the Western and Indian electronic media remains in focus. The terror attacks which took place on September 11,2001 did not only shake United States of America; they shook the entire world and everyone living in any nook or cranny of the globe. The incident changed the entire political, economic and diplomatic landscape of the international and global community and what began then continues to change and shape the international world of today.
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