Western allies recognize Palestine as US isolated at UNGA
France, Britain, Canada and Australia move on recognition; Israel fumes and Washington faces an awkward rift at the UN General Assembly.| The Eastern Herald
France, Britain, Canada and Australia move on recognition; Israel fumes and Washington faces an awkward rift at the UN General Assembly.| The Eastern Herald
Tehran — In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, the Trump administration has launched a strikingly aggressive campaign | The Eastern Herald| The Eastern Herald
Brussels — The European Commission is preparing a package of measures that would, for the first time since the Gaza war began, pair public censure of | The Eastern Herald| The Eastern Herald
Brussels — NATO’s uneasy coalition is again confronting hard questions about collective defense as the war in Ukraine grinds on and spills across borders, | The Eastern Herald| The Eastern Herald
The speech given by the Iranian Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, during his meeting with the head of the Syrian regime, Bashar al-Assad, carries “messages | The Eastern Herald | News Today, Breaking News, World News & BRICS Updates| The Eastern Herald | News Today, Breaking News, World News & BRICS Updates
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei warned on Wednesday against “normalization with Israel,” as news circulated that the United States and Saudi Arabia | The Eastern Herald | News Today, Breaking News, World News & BRICS Updates| The Eastern Herald | News Today, Breaking News, World News & BRICS Updates
A tragic train accident in Sindh province, Pakistan, that claimed 43 lives has been traced to the absence of a fish plate and track damage. The preliminary report of the Hazara Express derailment raises questions about railway safety and does not rule out the possibility of sabotage. Read the full report on The Eastern Herald.| The Eastern Herald | News Today, Breaking News, World News & BRICS Updates
A tragic train accident in Sindh province, Pakistan, that claimed 43 lives has been traced to the absence of a fish plate and track damage. The preliminary report of the Hazara Express derailment raises questions about railway safety and does not rule out the possibility of sabotage. Read the full report on The Eastern Herald.| The Eastern Herald
