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Government
Israel Reports 8,497 Injured in Recent Conflict
DID Press: Ministry of Health of Israel reported a rise in the number of people wounded during recent hostilities, with the total number of injured recorded in hospitals reaching 8,497. According to the latest update, 15 new injuries were registered…
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Afghanistan
Taliban–Pakistan Clashes Kill Civilians in Renewed Border Violence
DID Press: Fresh cross-border clashes between Taliban forces and the Pakistan Army have resulted in civilian casualties along the frontier between Afghanistan and Pakistan, local sources report. According to sources, Taliban forces launched mortar attacks from Afghan territory overnight targeting…
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Afghanistan
Kabul 1992: When History Turned Its Page
DID Press: (April 1992) marks more than a date in Afghanistan’s political calendar; it is widely seen as a decisive turning point that reshaped the country’s trajectory and influenced regional and global dynamics at the end of the Cold War.…
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Afghanistan
Haqqani Meets Iran’s Ambassador in Kabul: Security, Border Cooperation Emphasized
DID Press: Taliban’s Ministry of Interior Affairs announced that Sirajuddin Haqqani, acting Interior Minister, has met with Iran’s ambassador to Kabul, Alireza Bikdeli. During the meeting, both sides discussed security cooperation, border management, counter-narcotics efforts, and the strengthening of bilateral…
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Afghanistan
Germany Deports Group of Afghan Asylum Seekers to Kabul
DID Press: Government of Germany deported a group of Afghan asylum seekers accused of criminal offenses back to Kabul, as part of its tightened immigration policy. According to German media reports, a charter flight transported several Afghan nationals from Germany…
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Afghanistan
Flood Victims in Ghor Receive No Aid Yet After Severe Damage
DID Press: Local sources in Ghor Province report that recent flooding has destroyed dozens of homes and shops across the districts of Murghab, Al-Farooq, and Charsada. According to reports, more than 100 houses in two districts were partially damaged, while…
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Afghanistan
Doctors: Mothers Play Vital Role in Improving Vaccination Coverage
DID Press: During World Immunization Week, medical experts emphasize the crucial role of women and mothers in expanding vaccination awareness and coverage worldwide. The World Health Organization reports that since 1974, vaccines have saved more than 150 million lives globally,…
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Afghanistan
From Jihad to Victory: April 28 Marked in Afghanistan’s Historical Memory
DID Press: Afghanistan is observing the 34th anniversary of the collapse of the communist regime on Tuesday, the 8th of Saur (April 28), a landmark event widely regarded as a turning point in the country’s modern history. On this day,…
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Afghanistan
UN Warns Afghanistan to Lose 25,000 Women Teachers and Health Workers by 2030
DID Press: UNICEF warned that Afghanistan could lose nearly 25,000 female teachers and healthcare workers by 2030, a development it says would have severe consequences for education, health, and the economy. According to a new UNICEF analysis titled “The Cost…
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Economy & Development
Ali Al-Zaydi Appointed Iraq’s Prime Minister-Designate
DID Press: Iraqi President Nizar Amidi has officially tasked Ali Al-Zaydi with forming a new government, following a political agreement among factions within the Coordination Framework. The decision came after two days of intensive negotiations among Shia political leaders, reportedly…
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