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IAEA Chief Warns of Nuclear Arms Race Involving Up to 20 Countries
DID Press: Rafael Grossi warned that the possibility of a new global nuclear arms race represents his “most serious concern,” cautioning that the world could face a highly unstable security environment if nuclear proliferation expands further. In an interview with…
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US–Iran Talks in Pakistan Seen as “Test of Iran’s Resilience,” Not Genuine Negotiation
DID Press: Reports from the first round of Iran–US talks held in Pakistan suggest the discussions were framed less as a pathway toward agreement and more as an assessment of Iran’s endurance under sustained pressure. According to diplomatic sources, the…
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Iran Condemns US Interception of Commercial Vessel and Detention of Crew
DID Press: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran strongly condemned what it describes as a US attack on an Iranian commercial vessel and the detention of its crew and accompanying family members. In an official statement, the ministry said forces…
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Pakistan Activates China-Iran Trade Routes Amid Tensions With Afghanistan
DID Press: Officials in Pakistan say the country has operationalized alternative trade corridors to Central Asia through China and Iran, reducing reliance on transit routes in Afghanistan. According to Pakistani media reports, the decision follows mounting security concerns, repeated border…
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EU–Taliban Talks Planned in Brussels Over Afghan Deportations
DID Press: Officials from European Union are expected to hold talks with representatives of the Taliban in Brussels in the coming weeks to discuss the deportation of Afghan nationals, a move raising human rights concerns amid Afghanistan’s ongoing humanitarian crisis.…
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Trial of Kabul Airport Attack Suspect Begins in US
DID Press: The trial of Sharifullah, accused of involvement in the deadly attack carried out by Islamic State – Khorasan Province at Hamid Karzai International Airport in September 2021, began Monday in the US state of Virginia. The attack occurred…
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Karzai: Afghans Weary of War, Seek Peace and Representative Government
DID Press: Hamid Karzai, former president of Afghanistan, said in an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel that the absence of a large-scale public resistance against the Taliban reflects the deep exhaustion of the Afghan population after four decades…
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Australia Faces Fuel Supply Strain as Reserves Near Critical Levels
DID Press: Energy experts in Australia have warned of a potential fuel supply crisis, with possible rationing measures expected as early as June. According to energy sector assessments, the country’s fuel reserves are under increasing pressure due to global tensions…
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Israel Confirms Soldier Damaged Jesus Christ Statue in Southern Lebanon
DID Press: Israel Forces has confirmed that a soldier damaged a statue of Jesus Christ in southern Lebanon, an incident that has triggered widespread reactions online. According to circulating images, a soldier is seen striking a crucifix statue with a…
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Israeli Analyst: Israel Failed to Achieve Victory on Any Front Against Iran
DID Press: An Israeli military analyst writing in the newspaper Israel Hayom says that Israel has failed to secure a decisive or sustainable victory across multiple conflict arenas linked to the confrontation with Iran. In his analysis, Yoav Limor reviews…
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