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.
As India’s national politics crystallises around a dominant leadership and conventional coalitions, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray has emerged as a disruptive voice challenging the status quo. In recent rallies
In the gilded corridors of Washington and the marble halls of European diplomacy, the language is soothing: de-escalation, dialogue, stability. But in the scorching waters of the Persian Gulf, aircraft carriers glide
When more than thirty journalism students and faculty members gathered inside lecture halls at the University of Tripoli, the moment marked far more than a routine academic workshop. It signaled the return—quiet,
The 2026 Cost of Living Index by City is no longer a lifestyle curiosity or an expatriate planning tool. It has matured into a hard economic signal, one that policymakers, institutional investors,
The European Union is once again racing against its own institutional gravity. As winter tightens its grip on the continent, the European Parliament is preparing to fast-track a vote on a €90
In a stark warning signaling continued escalation, US President Donald Trump declared that United States military activity surrounding Venezuela will intensify substantially until the Maduro regime returns what Trump characterizes as ‘stolen’
On 24 November 2025 the chamber of the Australian Senate transformed into something scarcely fitting for a national legislature. Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, entered the upper house garbed in a
Just as Americans awoke to news that the long government shutdown had finally ended, Capitol Hill erupted in a very different kind of crisis. On Nov. 12, 2025, House Democrats dramatically released
More than a month’s rainfall crashed down on the central Philippines in less than 24 hours this week. Entire neighborhoods that had withstood decades of typhoons were obliterated. Streets transformed into raging
In a resounding repudiation of President Donald Trump’s first nine months back in power, American voters delivered a sweeping victory to the Democratic Party on Tuesday night, capturing control of key statewide
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