Government
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Monopoly of Power; Biggest Obstacle to Forming Inclusive Government in Afghanistan
A recent survey conducted by DID Press on the key obstacles to forming an inclusive government in Afghanistan indicate that an overwhelming majority of respondents consider the Taliban’s monopoly of power as the main impediment to achieve this goal. According…
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Hekmatyar: Afghanistan Only Achieve Lasting Peace Through Dialogue and National Consensus
DIDPress: The only viable solution to Afghanistan’s long-standing crisis is through honest and unconditional dialogue among all influential political and social factions, leading to a national consensus, underlined Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, leader of the Hezb-e-Islami party in Afghanistan. He warned that…
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Afghan Minister Appreciates Iran’s Sincere Cooperation in Health and Medical Services
DIDPess: We appreciate Iran’s sincere cooperation in the field of health and medical services and hope similar projects will be carried out in other provinces as well, said Noor Jalal Jalali, Public Health Minister of the interim government in Afghanistan,…
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Importing Low-Quality Goods Banned at Afghanistan Customs
DIDPress: Afghan interim government suspended fuel imports through Abunasr Farahi border crossing in Farah province due to the entry of low-quality fuel. Shamsuddin Shariati, Acting Head of the High directorate of Supervision and Prosecution of Decrees and Edicts, announced at…
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Afghan interim Government Appoints New Ambassador to Russia
DIDPress: The Foreign Ministry of Afghanistan Interim Government appointed Mawlawi Gul Hassan as its new representative to the Russian Federation. The caretaker Government’s embassy in Moscow told TASS news agency that Mawlawi Gul Hassan will travel to Russia after obtaining…
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Kabul, Islamabad Reboot Ties Amid China’s Mediation: Concern For India?
DIDPress: Times Now media outlet argued that following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India’s Sindhur operation, and India’s contacts with the Taliban government, China has stepped in. Although India does not officially recognize the Taliban government, there have recently been…
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Kabul’s Growing Ties with India and Chabahar Signals Shift in Regional Geopolitics
DIDPress: In an analysis on Kabul’s growing closeness to India and the strategic role of Chabahar Port, The Economic Times argued that the Afghan caretaker government has decided to shift its trade focus toward Iran’s Chabahar Port to reduce dependence…
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