Synthia Rozario

Synthia Rozario is a Senior Correspondent at The Eastern Herald covering technology, geopolitics, business, and international affairs across multiple continents.

Emergency crews at the scene of a Russian missile strike in Kyiv Oblast August 5 2026

Russia’s Missile Barrage Kills 17 in Kyiv as Ukraine Intercepts None

Russia launched 28 missiles and 115 drones at Kyiv overnight, killing at least 17 as Ukraine intercepted none. President Zelensky warned interceptor stocks are at one-third of 2025 levels as Trump's withdrawal

August 5, 2026

by Synthia Rozario

Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Primary, Handing AIPAC Its Costliest Defeat

Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary Tuesday, defeating $65 million in outside spending led by AIPAC to become the first Muslim to receive a major-party Senate nomination. He faces Republican Mike Rogers in November in a race that could

August 5, 2026

by Synthia Rozario

Members of the US National Guard patrol at the base of the Washington Monument in Washington DC

Trump’s National Guard Occupation of Washington Will Cost $1.4 Billion Through 2029

A Pentagon cost estimate released by Sen. Elizabeth Warren shows Trump's National Guard deployment to Washington

AMD CEO Lisa Su on stage holding a chip at an AMD Next-Gen Accelerator Architecture and Zen 4 presentation

AMD’s Data Center Revenue More Than Doubled as Total Sales Hit a Record $11.5 Billion

AMD reported record quarterly revenue of $11.5 billion on Tuesday, as data center sales surged 107

Children are not considered pandemic drivers to open school

The Federal Council plans to reopen the schools in May. Because so far there have hardly been any children in Switzerland who have COVID-19. However, science warns against too quick conclusions. The

April 20, 2020

News

Trump wants to open America again

The White House wants to move forward and encourage the 50 member states to reopen closed schools and businesses. However, President Donald Trump’s recommendations are not realistic in all respects. Donald Trump

April 20, 2020

Government and Politics·Health·News

Spain’s Pedro Sanchez and his fight with corona numbers

The Spanish government reported signs of relaxation for days, but from Thursday to Friday the number of new infections rose again. A dispute between experts has long flared up as to whether

April 19, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Mercedes GLA in the test: expensive Schonling for digital os

The Mercedes GLA offers a lot of safety thanks to countless assistance systems. But if real progress is important to you, it might be better to wait. The second generation of the

April 18, 2020

Auto & Transport

Reuter expects falling salaries and transfer fees

Augsburg manager Stefan Reuter from the Bundesliga club FC Augsburg expects the corona pandemic to have a significant impact on the transfer market. “Transfer fees and salaries will certainly decrease,” said the

April 18, 2020

Sports

Jens Spahn: Breakout has become manageable

The measures taken so far against the corona pandemic in Germany have been successful, according to the Federal Minister of Health Jens Spahn. “As of today, the outbreak has become manageable and

April 17, 2020

News

No break in the conflict despite the Corona crisis

An incident with American warships in the Persian Gulf shows how great the tension between Tehran and Washington is. The revolution guards are said to have hijacked a tanker off the coast

April 16, 2020

News

Election in South Korea: Clear victory for the government

During the coronavirus crisis, South Korean voters have given President Moon Jae In’s social liberal party camp an overwhelming victory. The success in the parliamentary election on Wednesday strengthens the government in

April 16, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Europe – Good Neighborhood

The member states of the European Union should coordinate with each other how and when they will relax their corona measures. Closed schools, closed borders, closed shops: At the beginning of the

April 16, 2020

Government and Politics·News

That’s what celebrities are doing right now – TEH

Bibi Blocksberg actress Lina Larissa Strahl stays at home. Fussballer Thomas Muller is in the rabbit hutch and already has the garden tools in his hand. “We can do something useful,” he

April 16, 2020

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Synthia Rozario

Russia’s Missile Barrage Kills 17 in Kyiv as Ukraine Intercepts None

Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Primary, Handing AIPAC Its Costliest Defeat

Trump’s National Guard Occupation of Washington Will Cost $1.4 Billion Through 2029

AMD’s Data Center Revenue More Than Doubled as Total Sales Hit a Record $11.5 Billion

Children are not considered pandemic drivers to open school

Trump wants to open America again

Spain’s Pedro Sanchez and his fight with corona numbers

Mercedes GLA in the test: expensive Schonling for digital os

Reuter expects falling salaries and transfer fees

Jens Spahn: Breakout has become manageable

No break in the conflict despite the Corona crisis

Election in South Korea: Clear victory for the government

Europe – Good Neighborhood

That’s what celebrities are doing right now – TEH

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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