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Afghanistan
Kabul’s Shah wa Arous Dam Reaches Full Capacity After Heavy Rains
DID Press: Taliban’s Ministry of Water and Energy has announced that the Shah wa Arous Dam, located in Shakar Dara District of Kabul, has reached full capacity following recent rainfall. The dam, which was officially handed over to the ministry…
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Economy
Coordinated Night of Strikes: Regional Militias Target US-Israeli Bases Across Middle East
DID Press: Since last night, amid escalating regional tensions, a wave of drone and missile attacks has been reported against U.S. bases and Israeli military positions across multiple countries in the Middle East. The attacks signal growing coordination among armed…
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Afghanistan
Kabul, Tashkent Focus on Expanding Pharmaceutical Production and Exports
DID Press: Minister of Industry and Commerce of the Taliban administration emphasized strengthening bilateral cooperation in pharmaceutical production and exports during a meeting with the governor of Namangan, Uzbekistan. During the talks, both sides discussed joint marketing of products, cooperation…
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Afghanistan
Border Tensions: Pakistan Fence Sparks Afghan Territory Claims, Taliban Deny Incursion
DID Press: Recent social media posts and satellite imagery suggest that Pakistani border forces have extended fencing roughly 12 kilometers into Afghanistan, enclosing an area of approximately 32 square kilometers in Paktika province. The fenced zone, shaped like an “L,”…
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Government
China Summons US Consul in Hong Kong Over Washington Security Alert
DID Press: Beijing’s top diplomat in Hong Kong summoned the senior American consul this weekend in response to a U.S. government security alert tied to sweeping changes in Hong Kong’s national security regulations. According to a statement from China’s foreign…
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Government
Spike in Attacks in Iraq Raises Doubts Over New Baghdad–Washington Security Deal
DID Press: As the US Embassy announced a new security agreement with Baghdad aimed at “strengthening Iraq’s security and sovereignty,” a series of security incidents and large-scale attacks over the past two days have raised serious doubts about the effectiveness…
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Government
Massive Anti-War Protest in Hague Condemns US–Israeli Actions Against Iran
DID Press: A large-scale demonstration took place in downtown The Hague in opposition to the US and Israeli war against Iran. According to TASS, the protest was organized by the grassroots group “New Peace Movement.” Police estimates indicate that over…
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Government
Pentagon Purge: Women and Black Officers Omitted from Top Ranks
DID Press: A new report from The New York Times has revealed unprecedented tensions within the U.S. War Department. According to the report, the U.S. Secretary of War has removed four senior officers from the list for promotion to general—an…
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Government
Bloomberg Warns: Trump’s Iran Policies May Trigger a New Nuclear Era
DID Press: Controversial actions and statements by Donald Trump, including military threats against Iran and fluctuations in relations with allies, have sparked widespread concerns about the potential expansion of nuclear weapons globally. According to a Bloomberg report, countries such as…
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan Emerges as Key Security Partner for Iran Along Eastern Borders
DID Press: Border security is never the result of unilateral action; it stems from cooperation, interaction, and a shared understanding of threats. Afghanistan has demonstrated that neighboring countries can ensure each other’s security through collaboration and mutual respect, offering a…
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