Afghanistan
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Int’l Human Rights Foundation Highlights Civilian Harm in Border Areas
DID Press: International Human Rights Foundation has reported that attacks using heavy weapons and mortar fire by Pakistan on residential areas along the Durand Line have caused harm to civilians in Paktika, Khost, and Kunar provinces. According to the report,…
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Taliban to Secure Long-Term Fuel Supply from Russia
DID Press: Russian Trade Center in Afghanistan announced that the Taliban intends to purchase approximately two million tons of fuel from Russia annually, with a long-term contract to be signed in Kazan. According to Russian media citing officials from the…
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Humanitarian Agencies Report Deadly Floods Across Afghanistan
DID Press: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the Taliban’s Disaster Management Authority have reported that heavy rainfall and flash floods in multiple Afghan provinces have caused dozens of casualties and widespread damage. At least 17…
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Afghans in London Rally Against Pakistan’s Military Actions in Afghanistan
DID Press: A group of Afghan citizens residing in the United Kingdom held protests across key streets and locations in London, condemning recent Pakistani military operations in Afghanistan and calling for international attention. Participants in the demonstrations shouted slogans denouncing…
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Alarming Rise in Traffic Fatalities in Badakhshan
DID Press: The spokesperson for Badakhshan Police Command reported that a total of 122 traffic accidents were recorded in the province during the year (2025–2026). Ehsanullah Kamgar stated that these incidents resulted in the deaths of 136 people—including women, men,…
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Heavy Rains Trigger Floods in Western, Northern Afghanistan
DID Press: Intense rainfall has caused floods in Herat and Samangan provinces, resulting in two fatalities and significant damage to residents. Local sources in Herat report that flash floods have swept through several areas, claiming two lives. The floods have…
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Taliban Minister Orders Poetry to Reflect Regime Values and Military Efforts
DID Press: Shir Ahmad Haqqani, Taliban’s Minister of Information and Culture, warned poets during the “Gol Arghawan Mushaira” in Parwan that they should not compose poetry on just any topic. According to him, poets must reflect the values and objectives…
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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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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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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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