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Pakistan Accelerates Deportation of Afghan Migrants
DID Press: Taliban’s High Commission for Addressing Migrant Issues says 3,597 Afghan migrants deported from Pakistan returned to the country on Monday via multiple border crossings. According to the commission, 708 families comprising 3,231 individuals entered through the Torkham crossing,…
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Global Reactions Grow Over Trump Remarks About Pope Leo XIV
DID Press: International reactions continue to expand following comments by US President Donald Trump directed at Pope Leo XIV, the leader of the Catholic Church, with criticism emerging from religious figures and political actors in the United States and beyond.…
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Afghanistan Justice Ministry Shuts Down 263 Property Agencies in Kabul
DID Press: Afghanistan’s Ministry of Justice says it has shut down hundreds of real estate brokerage offices in Kabul as part of an expanded regulatory crackdown on economic activity, while also issuing new licenses to compliant operators. The ministry said…
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Finnish President Compares Iran’s Control of Strait of Hormuz to “Real Nuclear Weapon”
DID Press: President of Finland has said that Iran’s strategic control over the Strait of Hormuz is comparable to a “real nuclear weapon,” citing its potential impact on global energy security. He stated that Iran’s position over the vital shipping…
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Iran’s Ambassador in Kabul Visits Dogharoun Border, Urges Faster Cargo Transit
DID Press: Iran’s ambassador in Kabul, Alireza Bikdeli, led a delegation of Iranian officials on an inspection visit to the Dogharoun–Islam Qala border crossing, according to local media reports. During the visit, the delegation reviewed ongoing projects aimed at establishing…
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Clinton: Trump Is “Mentally Unstable” Amid Escalating US Political Tensions
DID Press: Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has sharply criticized President Donald Trump, stating that he is “mentally unstable.” Clinton said political leaders must be held accountable not only for their actions but also for their rhetoric, arguing…
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