Government
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Poll: Global Disunity, Main Barrier to Inclusive Government in Afghanistan
The results of a recent poll conducted by DIDPress indicate that the international community has so far failed to pressure the Taliban’s caretaker government to form an inclusive administration due to a lack of consensus among global powers. According to…
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Poll: Power Monopoly Seen as Main Obstacle to Inclusive Government in Afghanistan
According to the results of a recent poll conducted by DID Press News Agency, majority of participants identified the Taliban’s monopoly on power as the primary barrier to the formation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. The poll, aimed at…
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Poll: 71% of Afghanistanis Demand Inclusive Government
A latest poll carried out by DID Press Press News Agency reveals that an overwhelming majority of participants consider the formation of an inclusive government—with the participation of all ethnic groups and political factions—as the first and most crucial step…
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$2.2 Million Agreement: Aid for Over 230,000 Migrants Across 30 Provinces
DIDPress: A $2.258 million agreement signed with “Vedan Afghanistan” private organization, announced Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation of the Taliban’s caretaker government. The agreement aims to provide support services to more than 238,000 displaced persons, returning migrants, and host communities…
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White House Accuses Taliban of Diverting Humanitarian Aid from Afghanistan People
DIDPress: White House released a report accusing Afghanistan’s caretaker government of obstructing U.S. financial and humanitarian aid from reaching the Afghanistan people, saying Taliban are diverting these resources for their own benefit. American officials claim to have evidence that the…
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Ban on Persian Language in Offices Untrue, says Caretaker Government
DIDPress: Spokesperson of Afghanistan’s acting Interior Ministry denied reports alleging a ban on the use of Persian (Dari) in official correspondence. Abdul Matin Qane dismissed circulating claims—attributed to Sirajuddin Haqqani—that administrative communications must be conducted exclusively in Pashto. “The Interior…
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Ishaq Dar: Islamabad’s Efforts Failed to Rebuild Ties with Kabul
DIDPress: Pakistan’s Foreign Minister and Deputy PM said despite repeated efforts by Islamabad, formal diplomatic relations with Afghanistan have not been restored since 2021, and talks with the Taliban have so far yielded no tangible results in rebuilding mutual trust.…
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Kabul Bans Political and Critical Discussions in Media
DIDPress: The Taliban’s caretaker government issued new media guidelines prohibiting all forms of political and critical discourse in Afghanistan media outlets. Afghan journalists attend a press conference by Afghanistan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Amir Khan Muttaqi, in Kabul on September…
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To Facilitate Migrant Returns, Herat Governor Meets Iranian Officials
DIDPress: Herat governor met Iranian officials at the zero-point border crossing, where he stressed the need for greater cooperation and coordination to ensure the gradual return of migrants. Noor Ahmad Islamjar, the governor of western Herat province, along with a…
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Chinese Visa Facilitation and Development of Chabahar Port on Afghanistan’s Agenda
DIDPress: Acting Foreign Minister of Afghanistan’s caretaker government announced that facilitating visa issuance for Afghan traders and utilizing transit routes, particularly Chabahar Port, are priorities for Afghanistan’s economic diplomacy in regional talks. In a meeting with a group of Afghan…
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