Dilnaz Shaikh

Dilnaz Shaikh is a journalist at The Eastern Herald covering current affairs, politics, climate, environment, and international news with a focus on planetary issues and global governance.

Strait of Hormuz tensions rise as US airstrikes expand on Iranian civilian infrastructure

US Targets Iran Bridges on Sixth Night, Seven Dead, Tehran Warns Region ‘Will Pay’

American airstrikes hit five bridges in Hormozgan province Thursday, killing seven people in the sixth consecutive night of US operations on Iranian territory. Iran's IRGC warned that continued attacks on civilian infrastructure

July 17, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

US military munition launch during strikes on Iran targeting Khuzestan province infrastructure July 2026

US Strike Near Ahvaz Children’s Cancer Hospital Forces Evacuation of 211 Patients

A US airstrike near Shahid Baghaei Specialised Hospital in Ahvaz forced the evacuation of 211 pediatric cancer patients mid-chemotherapy on July 15. Iran's foreign minister condemned the strike as a 'flagrant violation of the United Nations Charter' and a 'barbaric

July 17, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

USS Thomas Hudner guided missile destroyer fires Tomahawk missile in Operation Epic Fury against Iran

Iran Voids Peace Deal and Declares Existential War After US Sixth Night Strikes

Iran voided its ceasefire deal and declared the US campaign an existential war as American strikes

A Houthi fighter at a rally in Sanaa, Yemen, after the group threatened Saudi Arabia following the Abha airport missile attack in July 2026

US Approves $1.96 Billion APKWS Rocket Sale to Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Threat

The United States approved a potential $1.96 billion sale of 20,000 precision rockets to Saudi Arabia,

Germany: DFL hopes to restart the Bundesliga in May

Frankfurt / Main – German professional football is in the starting blocks for a season continuation and eagerly awaits the decisive signal from politics. “It is not up to us to set

November 25, 2020

Sports

44 Boko Haram fighters poison themselves

44 prisoners from the Islamist militia Boko Haram were found dead in a prison in Chad. An autopsy showed that the prisoners had taken poison, said prosecutor Youssef Tom. The Islamists had

June 21, 2022

Conflicts, Military and War·News

UK Sports: The story of Arsenal’s invincible season

When Watford inflicted defeat on Liverpool in March, it ended the Reds’ hopes of replicating the greatest team feat in the history of the Premier League. The 3-0 loss at Vicarage Road

March 8, 2024

News·Sports

Italy: Tourism industry revisits the outbreak rules

ROME (ITALPRESS) – Tourism in Italy can start again from parks, protected areas and natural reserves. This is the proposal launched during the initiative “The beauty of nature: an opportunity for the

November 25, 2020

Business·Economy·News

Ursula von der Leyen only plays a minor role in the pandemic

At a time when every government in Europe is concentrating on its population, the EU institutions are fighting for their relevance. The President of the Commission is also trying to regain stature.

December 9, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Netherlands – Active euthanasia permitted for people with dementia

The highest court in the Netherlands has ruled that active euthanasia is allowed in severely demented patients. A written will be recognized, the High Council ruled on Tuesday in The Hague. The

June 7, 2022

Government and Politics·Health·News

FCK should express opinion on termination

KAISERSLAUTERN – “This week, important decisions will be made as to what will happen to the first three professional leagues in Germany,” announced DFB President Fritz Keller in the current issue of

April 20, 2020

Sports

Italy is worried about its summer, death of tourism sector

Nothing will be the same at the seaside again this summer. In Italy, people still hope for limited beach operations. A company suggests separating bathers from one another with plexiglass boxes. In

June 8, 2022

Business·Economy·News

Latin America: Inequality is an obstacle to development

The great social inequality is an important obstacle to development in Latin America. If the continent is to finally achieve sustainable growth, social mobility must be increased. The coronavirus will have serious

September 12, 2025

Economy·Government and Politics·News

Vanessa Mai in Corona crisis “thankful for man and dog”

Berlin – pop star Vanessa Mai (27) is happy that she does not have to spend the corona-related isolation in loneliness. “Since I’ve spoken to someone who lives alone in isolation at

April 18, 2020

Entertainment·News

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Dilnaz Shaikh

US Targets Iran Bridges on Sixth Night, Seven Dead, Tehran Warns Region ‘Will Pay’

US Strike Near Ahvaz Children’s Cancer Hospital Forces Evacuation of 211 Patients

Iran Voids Peace Deal and Declares Existential War After US Sixth Night Strikes

US Approves $1.96 Billion APKWS Rocket Sale to Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Threat

Germany: DFL hopes to restart the Bundesliga in May

44 Boko Haram fighters poison themselves

UK Sports: The story of Arsenal’s invincible season

Italy: Tourism industry revisits the outbreak rules

Ursula von der Leyen only plays a minor role in the pandemic

Netherlands – Active euthanasia permitted for people with dementia

FCK should express opinion on termination

Italy is worried about its summer, death of tourism sector

Latin America: Inequality is an obstacle to development

Vanessa Mai in Corona crisis “thankful for man and dog”

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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