Jawad Iqbal

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Articles

Is Barbara Woodward right for MI6?

2 days ago | spectator.com.au | Jawad Iqbal

This time last year Britain’s top cyber spy warned that China represents an ‘epoch-defining challenge’. Anne Keast-Butler, the director of GCHQ, accused China of defying international norms and said that the country was the agency’s ‘top priority’. Beijing has been blamed for a string of cyber attacks on British institutions, including hacking the Ministry of Defence’s payroll system and stealing data about UK voters from the Electoral Commission.
Is Barbara Woodward right for MI6?

2 days ago | spectator.co.uk | Jawad Iqbal

This time last year Britain’s top cyber spy warned that China represents an ‘epoch-defining challenge’. Anne Keast-Butler, the director of GCHQ, accused China of defying international norms and said that the country was the agency’s ‘top priority’. Beijing has been blamed for a string of cyber attacks on British institutions, including hacking the Ministry of Defence’s payroll system and stealing data about UK voters from the Electoral Commission.
When locals say no to LTNs, councils have a duty to listen

3 days ago | thetimes.com | Jawad Iqbal
Football’s beer ban makes no sense

4 days ago | spectator.com.au | Jawad Iqbal

Should football fans be allowed to have a pint in the stands during a game? Luke Charters, the Labour MP for York Outer, certainly thinks so, and is calling for trials to see what impact lifting the ban on booze in the stands might have. ‘The days of hooliganism are gone’, he said.
Football's beer ban makes no sense

4 days ago | spectator.co.uk | Jawad Iqbal

Should football fans be allowed to have a pint in the stands during a game? Luke Charters, the Labour MP for York Outer, certainly thinks so, and is calling for trials to see what impact lifting the ban on booze in the stands might have. ‘The days of hooliganism are gone’, he said.
How dangerous is the India-Pakistan confrontation?

1 week ago | eurotopics.net | Kirill Shulika |Jawad Iqbal

This conflict could easily spiral out of control, The Spectator warns: “Both countries have significantly upgraded their military capabilities since their last stand-off in 2019. The two nuclear-armed neighbours have fought three wars - in 1948, 1965 and 1971 - and clashed numerous times since gaining independence. The Kashmir region, which is claimed by both nations, is a perennial flashpoint in relations.
India and Pakistan could spiral out of control

1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Jawad Iqbal

India and Pakistan – two nuclear armed states – have a history of fighting wars. Tensions have been growing between the two nations after last month’s deadly terror attack in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir, with the drum beat of a deadly military confrontation growing louder by the day. On Tuesday night, India an attack on nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
India and Pakistan could spiral out of control

1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Jawad Iqbal

India and Pakistan – two nuclear armed states – have a history of fighting wars. Tensions have been growing between the two nations after last month’s deadly terror attack in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir, with the drum beat of a deadly military confrontation growing louder by the day. On Tuesday night, India an attack on nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
The India trade deal is a triumph for Keir Starmer

1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Jawad Iqbal

Britain and India have struck a landmark free trade deal, the biggest agreement of its kind since Brexit. It will see tariffs slashed on cosmetics and medical devices and could potentially boost growth by up to £5 billion a year. This deal has been three years in the making and follows intensive negotiations in recent days between Jonathan Reynolds, the business secretary, and Piyush Goyal, India’s trade minister.
The India trade deal is a win for Keir Starmer

1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Jawad Iqbal

Britain and India have struck a landmark free trade deal, the biggest agreement of its kind since Brexit. It will see tariffs slashed on cosmetics and medical devices and could potentially boost growth by up to £5 billion a year. This deal has been three years in the making and follows intensive negotiations in recent days between Jonathan Reynolds, the business secretary, and Piyush Goyal, India’s trade minister.