Economy
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China Expresses Condolences After Iran’s Leader Martyrdom
DID Press: Following the announcement of the assassination of Ayatullah Sayed Ali Khamenei, Miao Deyu, Vice Foreign Minister of China, visited the Iranian Embassy to convey the official condolences and sympathy of the Chinese government and people. During the visit,…
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2nd EU Humanitarian Airlift Delivers Therapeutic Nutrition Aid to Kabul
DID Press: The second shipment of nutritional aid delivered through the European Union’s humanitarian air bridge has arrived in Kabul, aimed at addressing the growing crisis of severe child malnutrition in Afghanistan. According to UNICEF, the assistance includes critical therapeutic…
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Normal flow of transfers through the country’s 4 railway ports
DID Press: The press office of the Ministry of Public Works of the Taliban government announced that the transfer of goods through the country’s four railway ports continues in an orderly manner and without any obstacles. The press office of…
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Global Stock Markets Plunge Amid War with Iran
DID Press: Global stock markets have suffered steep and unprecedented declines, with major economies in Asia and the United States losing significant market value, Over the past three days. Major drops include: South Korea (KOSPI): Seoul’s stock index has fallen…
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UN Warning: Stop Conflicts as Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
DID Press: World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that escalating violence along Afghanistan’s eastern, southern, and western borders is further deepening the country’s humanitarian crisis. In a statement released Wednesday (March 4), the UN agency said Afghanistan is already facing…
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Iran–Afghanistan Hold New Round of Border Security Talks
DID Press: Iran and Afghanistan held a new round of border talks under the framework of agreements reached by senior officials of both countries, with a focus on strengthening security and bilateral cooperation. The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of…
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