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 criticizes Trump’s criticism of WHO

With his decision to stop payments to the World Health Organization (WHO) for the time being, US President Donald Trump has brought German politics into a not atypical conflict. Trump’s criticism of

August 8, 2025

News

Markus Soder – The Changed One

In the beginning, Markus Soder could not do it quickly enough with the restrictions. Now he brakes when exiting – and proves himself to be a fighter against Corona. The question is:

April 18, 2020

Government and Politics·News

After terror in Hanau: Paving stones thrown locally

HANAU / DARMSTADT – Unknown people threw in the windows of a bar in Hanau with paving stones. The restaurant in the Kesselstadt district was a crime scene during the racist terrorist

January 19, 2021

News·Religion

Number of corona infected over two million

Washington – Johns Hopkins University reports that the number of infections worldwide with the novel coronavirus has exceeded the two million mark, according to data from the US college in Baltimore on

November 25, 2020

Health·News

Mega Media – Looking at the Good and Bad of Entertainment Super-Companies

Entertainment near-monopolies, just as with other sectors of business, can be positive or negative on a case-by-case business. With many arguments for and against the world’s media giants gaining increased awareness, it’s

March 8, 2024

Entertainment

The mouthguard can help bring us closer together

In the West, the mask stands for deception and pretense. But it is just now becoming a symbol of hope – and can thus help to overcome unnecessary cultural struggles. We save

June 8, 2022

Government and Politics·News

99-year-old Briton collects millions of donations

Marston Moretaine – Shortly before his 100th birthday, the British war veteran Tom Moore won a very special fight: The Brit, who was operated on his hip, managed 100 arduous laps with

December 9, 2020

News

Germans have good relationships with neighbors

Berlin: Because of that, the bad neighbors: According to their own words, 70 percent of Germans have a good or even very good relationship with the people in their immediate vicinity. “The

November 25, 2020

News

Bobic congratulates Hertha on Labbadia: “One with an asterisk”

Berlin – Fredi Bobic sees his ex-club Hertha BSC with Bruno Labbadia as the new head coach well positioned. “I immediately congratulated Michael Preetz on this very good solution,” said the 48-year-old

April 13, 2020

Sports

Tour de France 2020: With relocation, without spectators?

Frankfurt / Main – On Easter weekend, John Degenkolb, Nils Politt, and Co. would have had no time at all to think about the Tour de France. But because of the coronavirus

June 8, 2022

News·Sports

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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 criticizes Trump’s criticism of WHO

Markus Soder – The Changed One

After terror in Hanau: Paving stones thrown locally

Number of corona infected over two million

Mega Media – Looking at the Good and Bad of Entertainment Super-Companies

The mouthguard can help bring us closer together

99-year-old Briton collects millions of donations

Germans have good relationships with neighbors

Bobic congratulates Hertha on Labbadia: “One with an asterisk”

Tour de France 2020: With relocation, without spectators?

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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