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Government
French General: NATO Collapse May Force US Troop Withdrawal from EU
DID Press: Retired French General Michel Yakovleff has warned that escalating tensions between Washington and Europe—particularly over Greenland and former US President Donald Trump’s threats against NATO—could carry serious consequences for the United States. Yakovleff said that if NATO were…
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Government
Israel Eyes Military Base in Somaliland, Raising Regional Security Concerns
DID Press: Israeli officials are reportedly negotiating with Somaliland to establish a military base in the Horn of Africa, according to Israel’s Channel 12. Critics say the move could be part of a long-term strategy to expand Tel Aviv’s military…
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Afghanistan
34 MW Solar Project Launched to Power Kabul’s Industrial Park
DID Press: Work has started on a major 34-megawatt solar power project for Kabul’s Green Industrial Park, which the national utility, Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS), says will supply a significant portion of the park’s energy needs and enable the…
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Government
Minneapolis mayor: Trump’s ICE shooting narrative “nonsense”
DID Press: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey sharply rejected President Donald Trump’s and federal officials’ account of the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Reni Nicole Good by an ICE officer, calling their narrative “nonsense” and saying released videos do not support claims…
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Government
Trump Defends Minnesota Police Shooting as “Law Enforcement”
DID Press: US President Donald Trump has described the shooting of an American woman by a police officer in the state of Minnesota as a case of “legitimate defense,” once again blaming the political left as the primary driver of…
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Analysis
Iran–Zionism Confrontation Rooted in Ideological Clash Beyond Politics
DID Press: Recent developments indicate that the confrontation between Iran and Israel is not merely a temporary political or security dispute, but a deeper conflict rooted in the collision of two distinct ideological and intellectual frameworks. On one side stands…
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Afghanistan
Milak Border Upgraded: Truck Traffic Capacity Doubles, Boosting Iran-Afghanistan Trade
DID Press: The capacity for cargo trucks crossing the Milak border between Iran and Afghanistan has doubled with the opening of a new route, the Iranian Embassy in Kabul announced. The expansion aims to facilitate the movement of transport fleets,…
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Economy
Erdogan warns of “new global battle” over resources and precious metals
DID Press: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned of an emerging “new global competition” over vital resources, precious metals, and trade routes, saying the world is entering a tense and costly period. Erdogan noted that the West is gradually losing…
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Afghanistan
Kabul, Muscat Pledge to Boost Trade and Transit Ties
DID Press: Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi held a phone call with Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi to discuss strengthening bilateral ties and expanding strategic cooperation between the two sides, officials said. During the call, the…
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Afghanistan
No Market Leaves Bamyan Artists Struggling to Sell Their Work
DID Press: An increasing number of painters and calligraphers in Afghanistan’s Bamyan province say the absence of a viable market for artworks has become their most serious challenge, despite notable growth in visual arts in the region. Artists say many…
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