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.
The Awami League organized the liberation war that made Bangladesh possible. Fifty-three years later, Bangladesh has banned it, tried its leader to death in absentia, and held an election without it. This
Bitcoin surged past $60,000 on July 1 after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh signalled lower inflation risks. Meanwhile, the CLARITY Act faces a Senate delay, Solana posts double-digit weekly gains, and Gulf nations
WASHINGTON — As Gaza buries its dead and starves under siege, the Trump administration has quietly signed off on a 6.7 billion dollar surge of US weapons for Israel, adding new attack
Zelenskyy sent Trump a five-page letter begging for Patriot missiles after Russia's worst attack on Kyiv in four years. Washington has not responded. That silence may be the most honest thing America
ROME — It began with a packet of toffees and a shared laugh at the foot of the Colosseum. By the time the video finished its journey across social media platforms on
SAN DIEGO, The United States — The man at the door of the Islamic Center of San Diego saw them coming. Two terrorists in camouflage and plate carriers, rifles raised, walked across
Tilford, Surrey — The Head of the worldwide Ahmadiyya Muslim Community on Saturday rejected claims that Islam fuels extremism, insisting that global disorder is being driven instead by geopolitical hypocrisy, failed leadership and the
For Bill Cassidy, the reckoning did not arrive overnight. It took five years. Ever since the Louisiana senator voted to convict Donald Trump after the January 6 Capitol riot, the political clock
In Washington, the most revealing truths are rarely spoken at podiums. They surface in unguarded conversations, in metaphors that slip past rehearsed talking points, in moments when insiders forget they are being
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA / WASHINGTON / NEW YORK — On a cold but crystalline Saturday in late March, something happened in the United States that has no modern precedent and very few
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