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.
US President Joe Biden said that the infrastructure investment package, estimated at $ 1.2 trillion, is necessary to keep the United States ahead of China, which had previously indicated that its investments
Two United Nations special representatives described the significant increase in sexual violence crimes in Somalia as “appalling”, following reports that it had risen by more than 80 percent in a country that
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has come under fire over an Iranian athlete affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards who won a gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Iranian Javad Foroughi, a nurse
The ruler of the Arab world’s most famous kingdom or emirate Dubai, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s dynamic and visionary leadership gave the emirate fame in the world of tourism and business.
Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, feared that former leader Donald Trump and his allies would attempt a coup or take “other dangerous and illegal action”
On Wednesday, the United Nations warned of a health and humanitarian catastrophe in Myanmar (Burma), in light of the military coup, calling on the international community to act urgently. And UN considered
On Sunday, the United Nations called for closing the gaps in access to sexual and reproductive health services created by the Covid-19 crisis, coinciding with World Population Day, corresponding to July 11.
In Afghanistan, the victorious offensive of the Taliban militants continues. Entire provinces are taken over by the radicals, the Afghan army is retreating, leaving stocks of weapons and armored vehicles. Separate army
A new large-scale military conflict is brewing in Central Asia. Fighters of the Taliban terrorist group (the organization’s activities are prohibited on the territory of the Russian Federation) announced that 80% of
The British newspaper Daily Mail reported the story of a British boy named Abdullah, no more than 13 years old, who lives in a special prison run by Kurdish forces for the
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