Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa is the Chief Editor of The Eastern Herald, overseeing special reports and coverage of economy, politics, geopolitics, international security and foreign affairs.
Pope Leo XIV called Peru his homeland as he arrived in Lima for a six-day visit. The journey takes him back to communities where he served as a missionary and bishop.
Pakistan and Turkiye agreed in Riyadh on Monday to deploy forces to Saudi Arabia under the Mecca pact after attempted Houthi strikes on Mecca and Madinah. The published statement says nothing about
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met Kuwait's new top diplomat, Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, framing the encounter around preserving ties built under his predecessor.
Russia's foreign minister confirmed Uganda will send Vice President Jessica Alupo to October's Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow, a delegation level that puts Kampala below the head-of-state turnout Moscow has courted from the
Novo Nordisk CEO Mike Doustdar set a five-blockbuster target by 2030 and unveiled a $149 weight-loss pill at Monday's capital markets day — even as rivals Viking Therapeutics, Structure Therapeutics, and Altimmune
CNN, MS NOW and Politico filed a First Amendment lawsuit Sunday against the Trump White House, seeking emergency court orders to restore press access and pool credentials. The case landed before Judge
Sputnik International News Agency and Radio has held its first SputnikPro session for the Moroccan Center for Strategic Studies and International Relations. The lecture, dedicated to the use of artificial intelligence in
A Spanish travel agency's summer report reveals how the Iran conflict drove 2026 travelers to defer bookings unusually late. Per-person spending held stable despite price increases, while demand shifted toward Peru, Japan,
Traveloka's booking data from its regional sale events shows Southeast Asian travelers reaching for premium experiences, longer trips, and higher-category hotels during promotional windows — not bargain options. The platform's 9.9 Epic
Bitcoin held above $79,500 Sunday as $225 million in cryptocurrency short positions were liquidated, with Iran tensions providing the backdrop for a market session that punished bearish bets. Analysts project a move
Russia's Federal Law No. 282-FZ took effect September 1, 2026, granting cryptocurrency legal status as property and opening licensed Bitcoin and USDT trading through Bank of Russia intermediaries. The cross-border carveout provides
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