Analysis & Opinion
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Balochistan Under Attack: What’s Next for Pakistan’s Strategic Province?
DID Press: A new wave of coordinated attacks by Baloch separatists on 12 cities in Balochistan, including Quetta, Nushki, Mastung, Tump, Dalbandin, and Gwadar, has once again drawn the attention of regional and security analysts to this strategically important province.…
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Removing Female Teachers and Deepening Education Divide in Afghanistan
DID Press: In absence of female teachers, many families are increasingly reluctant to send their children—especially girls—to school, a trend that has contributed to rising dropout rates. Afghanistan’s education system is facing one of the most critical crises in its…
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Minnesota Erupts: Federal Authority Sparks Nationwide Protests
DID Press: Ongoing protests in US, particularly in Minnesota, reflect a crisis far deeper than any single event or political decision. Rooted in structural tensions between the federal government and local communities, Minnesota has once again become a flashpoint where…
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EU’s Security Crackdown: Freedoms Curtailed Under Guise of Safety
DID Press: In development of modern states, security has historically had three complementary dimensions: military, policing, and legal. Military security protected against existential threats; policing ensured social order and the protection of property and individuals; and legal security, through universal…
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Systemic Competition with China: Trump Revives 1950s Strategic Logic
DID Press: US President Donald Trump, posted on Truth Social calling for an increase in the U.S. military budget for 2027 from about $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion. This post is not merely a financial stance or political gesture; it…
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Iran–Zionism Confrontation Rooted in Ideological Clash Beyond Politics
DID Press: Recent developments indicate that the confrontation between Iran and Israel is not merely a temporary political or security dispute, but a deeper conflict rooted in the collision of two distinct ideological and intellectual frameworks. On one side stands…
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Afghanistan Slips Into Silence as Free Media Disappears
DID Press: Afghanistan is facing a deepening but often overlooked crisis: the gradual collapse of independent media and silencing of journalistic space. As political, economic and humanitarian challenges persist, the absence of free media has left society without meaningful access…
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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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Why Washington Sidelined Venezuela’s Opposition and Moved Closer to Delcy Rodríguez
DID Press: Recent assessments in Washington indicate that, after months of review, the United States has concluded that Venezuela’s opposition lacks the operational capacity required for a genuine transfer of power. As a result, Washington has shifted toward a path…
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US Operation in Venezuela Sparks Global Concern
DID Press: US intervened in Panama, Nicaragua, and other Latin American countries under banners such as “defending democracy” or “combating drug trafficking,” Decades ago. In practice, those operations often produced instability and long-lasting crises. In the early hours of 3…
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