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Economy
Tracking Path to Trillion-Dollar Club: Global GDP Milestones
DID Press: US was the first country to surpass a gross domestic product (GDP) of $1 trillion in 1969, earning recognition as the founder of the “Trillion-Dollar Club.” Japan followed in 1978, and Germany reached this milestone in 1986. France,…
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Government
Oman’s Grand Mufti Warns Human Values at Risk in Venezuela
DID Press: Oman’s Grand Mufti, Ahmad bin Hamad Al Khalili, has issued a stark warning that human values in Venezuela are under threat, criticizing the international community’s silence over recent events in the country as a return to a “law…
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s Winter: Portrait of Hardship and Hope
DID Press: Afghanistan is not only a story of suffering. Even in the cold, there are signs of resilience: a neighbor sharing the last of their fuel, a family dividing its bread, and a child smiling despite worn-out shoes. These…
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Environment
Denmark Warns US: Respect Greenland’s Sovereignty
DID Press: Denmark called on US to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Greenland after the circulation of a map depicting the island in the colors of the US flag. The map, shared by the spouse of Stephen Miller,…
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Afghanistan
UN Deputy Chief Sounds Alarm Over Afghan Women’s Rights
DID Press: UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed voiced renewed concern over the status of women’s rights in Afghanistan, warning that millions of women and girls are facing severe restrictions on their fundamental freedoms. She said the constraints cover access…
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Government
China Condemns Maduro Abduction: No Country Should Act as World’s Judge
DID Press: China’s FM Wang Yi said no country has the right to consider itself the “judge of the world,” following the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the United States. He stressed the need to safeguard the sovereignty…
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Afghanistan
Hundreds of Pakistani Citizens Stranded in Afghanistan after Border Closure
DID Press: Hundreds of Pakistani students, traders, and families have been stranded in Afghanistan for nearly three months following the closure of land crossings between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The crossings have been shut since October 12 following border clashes between…
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