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Karam Nama

Karam Nama

Karam Nama is British-Iraqi journalist and author. He served as managing editor of the London-based newspaper Al-Arab. He has written six books, including Unlicensed Weapon: Donald Trump, a Media Power Without Responsibility and The Sick Market: Journalism in the Digital Age. His latest book, The False Promise: Don’t Ask AI for What You Don’t Deserve.

 

Items by Karam Nama

  • The poem that cannot be killed

    The poem that cannot be killed

    When Yitzhak Shamir stood in the Israeli Knesset, reciting with bitterness and historical humiliation the searing lines of “Those Who Pass Between Fleeting Words” in Hebrew, he wasn’t merely quoting a poem—he was confronting a linguistic bombshell that shattered the illusion of Israeli permanence. He was exploiting historical disgrace to…

  • Matthew Parris, a British voice who sees the Middle East without tourist glasses

    Matthew Parris, a British voice who sees the Middle East without tourist glasses

    Matthew Parris is not just a name on the opinion page. He is a journalist and former politician who left the Conservative Party to become a regular columnist for Fleet Street. He is a writer who does not repeat the discourse of hegemony, but rather exposes the failure of Western…