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IRGC Launches Missile Barrage on US Bases Across Region
DID Press: Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has launched what it described as a new wave of heavy missile and drone attacks targeting US military bases and naval assets across the region, according to Iranian and regional media reports.…
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UNDP Fully Equips ICU at Balkh Regional Hospital
DID Press: Afghanistan office of the United Nations Development Programme announced that the intensive care unit (ICU) at the Balkh Regional Hospital is now operating at full capacity, one year after becoming operational. According to UNDP, the ICU was established…
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Afghanistan Launches Second-Largest Cement Plant
DID Press: Construction has officially begun on Afghanistan’s second-largest cement plant in the Jabal al-Siraj area, with senior officials from the Taliban administration attending the groundbreaking ceremony. The new facility is expected to produce 5,000 metric tons of cement per…
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China’s Possible Access to Advanced Chip Technology Raises US Concerns
DID Press: The Economist has reported on the possibility that China may have gained access to one of the world’s most advanced extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines, a technology considered essential for producing cutting-edge semiconductors and advanced artificial intelligence chips.…
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Hammoud: Khamenei’s Martyrdom Symbolizes Resistance Against Global Hegemony
DID Press: Sheikh Maher Hammoud, head of the World Union of Resistance Scholars, has described the martyrdom of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei as a symbol of continued resistance against what he called global hegemonic powers. Hammoud said Khamenei’s role in…
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US Debt Interest Costs Hit 5-Decade High
DID Press: The cost of servicing the United States’ public debt has reached about 3.2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), marking the highest level since the 1970s and placing growing pressure on the federal budget. New data shows that…
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FIFA Faces Bias Claims Over Trump’s Influence in Football
DID Press: FIFA’s controversial decision to suspend the ban on US national team forward Folarin Balogun has triggered criticism in Europe, with lawmakers and football officials questioning whether political influence is affecting the independence of global football governance. More than…
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Taliban Agriculture Minister Meets Senior Indian Official to Expand Cooperation
DID Press: Attaullah Omari, the Taliban’s Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, has met with Pabitra Margherita during his official visit to New Delhi, with both sides emphasizing expanded cooperation in agriculture, livestock, trade, and related industries. According to a…
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Social Capital Revival: A Strategic Analysis of Iran’s Historic Funeral Ceremony
DID Press Analysis: Throughout history, some events cannot be measured solely through conventional political or social frameworks. Such moments reveal deeper layers of collective identity and demonstrate how societies define their relationship with the past, present, and future. The large-scale…
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Erdogan and Trump: Between Rhetoric and Political Reality
DID Press: International politics often reveals a gap between public rhetoric and strategic calculations. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has long presented himself as a strong supporter of the Palestinian cause, while critics question the contrast between his statements and…
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