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September 10, 2025Open Access

Framing Peace and Conflict Through Editorial Discourse: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Ideological Representations in Leading Indian and Pakistani Newspapers

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Critical discourse analysis reveals how editorial discourse shapes national identity and conflict narratives in Indian and Pakistani newspapers.

Indo-Pak relations are framed ideologically in editorial discourse, influencing public perception and narratives.
Linguistic choices in editorials promote either peace-building or conflict-driven ideologies based on analysis of multiple newspapers.
Using Fairclough’s model, the research examines representations in editorials from leading dailies, enhancing understanding of media framing.
Implications for conflict-sensitive journalism highlight the need for media literacy and peaceful inter-state dialogue in the region.

Fareed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 10, 2025Open Access

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Critical discourse analysis reveals how editorial discourse shapes national identity and conflict narratives in Indian and Pakistani newspapers.

Indo-Pak relations are framed ideologically in editorial discourse, influencing public perception and narratives.
Linguistic choices in editorials promote either peace-building or conflict-driven ideologies based on analysis of multiple newspapers.
Using Fairclough’s model, the research examines representations in editorials from leading dailies, enhancing understanding of media framing.
Implications for conflict-sensitive journalism highlight the need for media literacy and peaceful inter-state dialogue in the region.

Fareed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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