Afghanistan
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EU Urges End to Restrictions on Women and De-Escalation Between Kabul, Islamabad
DID Press: European Union has called for the immediate removal of restrictions on women in Afghanistan and urged a reduction in rising tensions between Kabul and Islamabad. The appeal was delivered during the 95th meeting of the Standing Committee of…
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Rahmatullah Nabil: Taliban “Locking Afghanistan’s Future” by Banning Girls’ Education
DID Press: Rahmatullah Nabil, former intelligence chief of Afghanistan, warned that the continued closure of girls’ schools by the Taliban is not only blocking education but also placing the country’s future at serious risk. His remarks came as the new…
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Germany Rejects Taliban Diplomat as Afghanistan Envoy in Berlin
DID Press: government of Germany refused to recognize a representative of the Taliban as the official chargé d’affaires of the Afghan Embassy in Berlin. The German Foreign Ministry stated that no formal notification had been received regarding any change in…
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Pakistan Hosts Taliban Opponents for High-Stakes Talks in London
DID Press: second round of the Islamabad Conference is set to take place Tuesday in London, bringing together several figures opposed to the Taliban and individuals close to the government of Pakistan. Informed sources said the meeting will focus on…
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Top Afghan Striker Slams National Football System: “Either Money or Connections”
DID Press: Sohrab Afghan, Afghanistan’s all-time leading scorer in domestic football, sharply criticized the country’s football system following his exclusion from upcoming national team matches. In a post on his social media page, Sohrab Afghan wrote: “In Afghanistan, either you…
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Over 20,000 GPS Trackers Installed on Transport Vehicles Nationwide in One Year
DID Press: Ministry of Transport and Aviation announced that during 2025, GPS tracking devices were installed on more than 20,000 transport vehicles across the country. According to ministry data, a total of 20,222 vehicles were equipped with tracking systems over…
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