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Afghanistan
Afghanistan Welcomes More Than 30,000 Foreign Tourists Since Taliban Takeover
DID Press: Afghanistan’s Ministry of Information and Culture, run by the Taliban, says more than 30,000 foreign tourists have visited the country since the group returned to power. The ministry said foreign visitors had travelled to various parts of Afghanistan…
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Afghanistan
Former Afghan Soldier Dies by Suicide Amid Economic Hardship in Logar
DID Press: Local sources in Afghanistan’s Logar province say a former member of the country’s military has died by suicide amid economic difficulties in Azra district. The man, identified as Orangzeb, was 34 years old and had served in various…
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Afghanistan
Taliban: 901 Square Kms of Afghanistan Contaminated by Unexploded Ordnance
DID Press: Mohammad Yousuf Hammad, spokesperson for the Taliban’s Disaster Management Authority, says that 901 square kilometers of Afghanistan’s territory remain contaminated by unexploded ordnance (UXO). Hammad said the explosions of these munitions kill and injure large numbers of Afghan…
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Afghanistan
Nimroz Bans Sale and Use of Pakistani Medicines
DID Press: Public Health Directorate of Afghanistan’s Nimroz province has banned the purchase, sale, distribution and use of Pakistani medicines, ordering health facilities and pharmacies to remove the products from their premises. In a public notice, the provincial health authority…
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Government
Israel’s Herzog Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming New Government
DID Press: Israeli President Isaac Herzog has tasked Gadi Eisenkot, a former chief of the Israeli military and a leading rival of Benjamin Netanyahu, with forming a new government. The decision follows the October 27 election and a political deadlock…
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan to Face Portugal in Youth Olympic Futsal Semi-Final
DID Press: Afghanistan’s U18 national futsal team will face Portugal in the semi-finals of the 2026 Youth Olympic Futsal Tournament on Monday, November 9, following an impressive 6–0 victory over hosts Senegal. The semi-final match is scheduled to kick off…
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Government
Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Faces Shortage of 17,000 Police Officers
DID Press: Pakistan’s northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province is facing a severe shortage of police personnel, with around 17,000 positions currently vacant, provincial officials have said. According to reports, the provincial government has allocated 70 billion Pakistani rupees for the police…
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Afghanistan
Former Afghan Deputy Chief Executive Returns from Iran
DID Press: Mohammad Khan Rahmani, a former first deputy to Afghanistan’s chief executive, has returned to the country from Iran through the Commission for Contact with Afghan Personalities. Following his return, Rahmani expressed appreciation for the efforts and activities of…
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