Economy
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Targeted Explosion Halts Gas Flow in Key Balochistan Regions
DID Press: Reports indicate that a gas pipeline in Pakistan was deliberately blown up by unidentified individuals, completely cutting off gas supply to the city of Quetta and several northern districts of Balochistan. According to sources, armed unknown perpetrators targeted…
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Wave of Missile and Drone Strikes Intensifies Iran–US–Israel Conflict
DID Press: Since last night, a new wave of missile and drone attacks targeting US bases across the region and Israeli positions has been reported, while global markets have reacted sharply with rising oil prices, falling stock markets, and mounting…
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FAO Report Highlights Dual Impact of Heavy Rainfall on Afghanistan Agriculture
DID Press: Ongoing rainfall in Afghanistan is creating favorable conditions for agriculture while simultaneously raising the risk of natural hazards such as floods and frost. A recent report from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations indicates…
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Four New Health Centers Opened in Khost with Afghanistan Trust Fund Support
DID Press: Four health centers in the districts of Mandolzi, Tani, Zazi Maidan, and Sabri in Khost province have been inaugurated with financial backing from the Afghanistan Trust Fund. The centers, built at a total cost of 27 million Afghanis,…
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Trump Demands Increased Saudi Funding for US Military Support
DID Press: Donald Trump reportedly requested during an economic meeting with Saudi Arabia’s finance minister that Mohammed bin Salman increase Riyadh’s financial contribution in exchange for Washington’s military support. These remarks came in the wake of reports of a missile…
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South–West Asia Interlinked: Regional Shifts Now Systemically Connected
DID Press: Mohammadreza Bahrami, Director-General for South Asia at Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, highlighted that relations between West Asia and South Asia have moved beyond mere geographic proximity and now exhibit a deeper level of “systemic interdependence.” On his…
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Food and Medicine Shortages Hit Nuristan Amid Blocked Roads
DID Press: For nearly two months, road access to Afghanistan’s Nuristan province has been cut off, raising concerns over a growing humanitarian crisis. Mohammad Azam Nuristani, head of the “Nuristan Elders Council,” said that closed routes in the Kamdesh and…
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