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In the realm of international relations, the dynamics between nations often hold the key to shaping the future of our interconnected world. Amidst the backdrop of geopolitical complexities and global challenges, the recent dialogue between President Xi Jinping of China and President Emmanuel Macron of France stands out as a beacon of hope and opportunity. As an expert deeply entrenched in the intricacies of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), I find this exchange to be of paramount significance, heralding a new chapter in Sino-French cooperation that holds immense promise for the advancement of shared goals and mutual prosperity. At…

Waleed Bizenjo serves as the Advisor for Climate Advocacy at Herald Star, where he provides strategic guidance on environmental reporting, climate policy, and sustainable development initiatives. In this role, he works closely with the editorial and research teams to strengthen climate-focused content, enhance advocacy efforts, and amplify the voices of vulnerable communities in the face of global climate challenges. His expertise helps position Herald Star as a leading platform for climate awareness, youth engagement, and policy dialogue.

[Islamabad, Pakistan] – Engr Qaiser Nawab, a prominent global youth leader, called on Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan, Chairman Prime Minister’s Youth Programme Pakistan. During the meeting, which took place at the Prime Minister’s Office of Pakistan, focused on the significance of youth development as a key strength of Pakistan, with its population comprising about 70% youth. Mr Nawab congratulated Mr Mashhood Khan on his appointment as Chairman Youth Affairs and highlighted the importance of empowering youth for the betterment of the country. Mr Rana Mashhood Khan, in turn, shared his vision for the youth and praised Mr Nawab for his…

Islamabad, Pakistan – Pakistan’s dynamic youth leaders converged in Islamabad for a pivotal meeting with Chairman Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, Mr. Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan. Led by Qaiser Nawab, a prominent global youth advocate, the delegation underscored the imperative role of youth-driven climate action in shaping a sustainable future. Nawab emphasized that the surge of youth engagement in climate advocacy marks not just a passing moment but the dawn of an enduring movement. Despite the daunting challenges facing Pakistan and the planet at large, a new generation emerges – resolute, informed, and united. The primary agenda of the meeting was…

Barrister Maham Fadia serves as an International Climate Law Advisor at Herald Star. In this role, she provides strategic guidance on global climate governance, international legal frameworks, and sustainable policy solutions. Her work focuses on strengthening legal responses to climate change, supporting cross-border collaboration, and aligning environmental policies with international commitments.

Bilawal Said is a skilled Photographer at Herald Star, dedicated to transforming stories into compelling visual narratives. With an artistic eye and a passion for capturing impactful moments, he adds depth and dimension to the publication’s storytelling. Bilawal’s photography not only elevates the visual appeal of Herald Star’s features but also forges a stronger emotional connection with readers, offering a distinctive viewpoint through his lens.

By Saba Naheed Teachers have long been the torchbearers of social change — from literacy campaigns to public health awareness — and now, they must step into another critical role: climate advocacy. In a world increasingly shaped by environmental instability, the influence of educators extends far beyond textbooks and classrooms. As trusted voices in communities, teachers have the power to inspire climate consciousness, shape public opinion, and even influence policy. In many regions, especially in the Global South, teachers are not only facilitators of learning but respected figures in society. Their words carry weight, and their actions model civic responsibility.…

Geneva/New York/Rome, 19 February 2024 — A steep rise in malnutrition among children and pregnant and breastfeeding women in the Gaza strip poses grave threats to their health, according to a comprehensive new analysis released by the Global Nutrition Cluster. As the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip enters its 20th week, food and safe water have become incredibly scarce and diseases are rife, compromising women and children’s nutrition and immunity and resulting in a surge of acute malnutrition. The report “Nutrition Vulnerability and Situation Analysis – Gaza” – finds that the situation is particularly extreme in the Northern Gaza Strip, which has…

DOHA, January 4, 2024 – In a historic event marked by grandeur and significance, the Qatar National Museum in Doha witnessed the spectacular launch of four international companies – Fang-da Partners, The Belt and Road Trading and Contracting, Gallery Five International, and SW International. This momentous occasion, hosted by The Belt and Road Trading and Contracting, brought together distinguished figures from various sectors to celebrate the spirit of unity and collaboration. The event saw the presence of luminaries such as The Belt and Road Group Chairman Pegasus Wong, The Belt and Road Initiative for Sustainable Development (BRISD) President Qaiser Nawab,…

By Ambassador Dr. Mohammed Nafees Zakaria Terrorism is condemnable. Terrorism sponsored by a UN Member on the soil of another UN sovereign member is a punishable crime, whether it is seen under domestic law or International. When these terrorist acts are committed by a UN Member state on a community discriminated against for their belief, religion or culture with the aim of exterminating or terrorizing to deter or suppress them, or for causing displacement or mass exodus or crush their right to self-determination, then it falls in the domain of Crimes Against Humanity for which there are International Laws, Conventions…