Qamar Munawer

Qamar Munawer is an editor at The Eastern Herald covering heritage, travel, tourism, immigration, visas, business and economic developments, with a focus on practical and internationally relevant stories across these areas.

A wrecked wooden boat lies on a beach under a stormy sky after a migrant shipwreck off Djibouti

Djibouti Takes In Yemen’s Refugees as a Migrant Boat Sinks the Other Way

Djibouti took in about 4,000 Yemeni refugees in a week as the Houthi advance reached Mokha, and a migrant boat bound for Yemen sank off its coast with 139 dead and 84

October 14, 2026

by Qamar Munawer

An aerial view from orbit of the River Thames winding through east London past Canary Wharf and London City Airport

HSBC’s Islamic Fund Holds $131m in Five Firms Linked to Israel’s Military

Middle East Eye says HSBC's Islamic Global Equity Index Fund holds about $131 million in RTX, Palantir, Analog Devices, Honeywell and Rolls-Royce, which it links to Israel's military. The fund tracks an index, and HSBC has not responded to questions

October 14, 2026

by Qamar Munawer

Young women working at laptops in a skills class in Damascus, Syria

UN Warns 800 Million Young People in Developing Countries Face No Jobs

UNDP chief Alexander De Croo says only about 400 million of 1.2 billion young people entering

Three Social Security cards fanned out on a pile of 20-dollar bills

Social Security’s 3.6% Raise for 2027 Barely Keeps Pace With Inflation

More than 75 million Americans will get a 3.6 percent Social Security raise in January, about

Will France compensate the Algerians for the grave damage that continues to this day for its secret nuclear experiments?

The effects of the secret nuclear tests that France conducted in Algeria for more than 60 years are still present in the lives of the residents of a number of regions in

March 25, 2021

Conflicts, Military and War·News

What happens after the Gulf reconciliation?

It can be said that Qatar emerged from the blockade crisis more coherent, strong, and resilient than before, and did not respond to the demands of the blockading countries that violate the

March 22, 2021

Economy·News

Biden is playing a dangerous game in the Middle East

Washington’s new policy in the Middle East looks like a sandcastle. Targeting Mohammed bin Salman means endangering a region. The new media frenzy over a possible full-blown confrontation between the US Biden

March 13, 2021

News·Opinion

America may force Saudi Arabia to depose MBS and appoint bin Nayef

A former minister in Israel, Yossi Beilin said that in the conversation between Biden and Saudi King Salman, Biden hinted to the king, that it would be wise to replace his reckless

March 7, 2021

Government and Politics·News

Microsoft is testing dark mode for MS Word

Dark mode, or dark mode, has become a very popular visual design for many programs, services, and web browsers in recent years. Although we would say that word processing programs are the

February 14, 2021

Business·News·Technology

The WHO warned that vaccinated people can become infected and spread

The director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, assured this Friday that all the hypotheses about the origin of the coronavirus, despite the fact that after the mission of

February 13, 2021

Health·News

Experts assessed the chances of Trump’s impeachment – “The worst danger”

In the US Senate, in the near future, on February 9, the process of the second impeachment of Donald Trump will start. The already former US President is accused of inciting the

February 8, 2021

Government and Politics·News

Prime Minister Aung San Suu Kyi arrested by Myanmar’s coup d’état

The military staged a coup in Myanmar and arrested 75-year-old Aung San Suu Kyi, the country’s leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. A state of emergency has been declared in the country.

February 2, 2021

Government and Politics·News

Features of Joe Biden’s strategy in Syria (Analysis)

The majority of the leadership team appointed by Biden, the new Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, Vice President Kamala Harris, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan have

January 29, 2021

News

US Cold War with Russia goes digital

Jen Psaki’s appointment as US President Joe Biden’s press secretary was greeted in Russia with derisive comments. She was reminded of past slips of the tongue and “pearls”. But the times of

January 29, 2021

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Qamar Munawer

Djibouti Takes In Yemen’s Refugees as a Migrant Boat Sinks the Other Way

HSBC’s Islamic Fund Holds $131m in Five Firms Linked to Israel’s Military

UN Warns 800 Million Young People in Developing Countries Face No Jobs

Will France compensate the Algerians for the grave damage that continues to this day for its secret nuclear experiments?

What happens after the Gulf reconciliation?

Biden is playing a dangerous game in the Middle East

America may force Saudi Arabia to depose MBS and appoint bin Nayef

Microsoft is testing dark mode for MS Word

The WHO warned that vaccinated people can become infected and spread

Experts assessed the chances of Trump’s impeachment – “The worst danger”

Prime Minister Aung San Suu Kyi arrested by Myanmar’s coup d’état

Features of Joe Biden’s strategy in Syria (Analysis)

US Cold War with Russia goes digital

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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