Human Rights
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Taliban, Uzbekistan Agree to Form Joint Anti-Drug Trafficking Team
DID Press: Abdul Rahman Munir emphasized strengthening bilateral cooperation in combating narcotics trafficking during a meeting with Aziz Tashpulatovich, according to the Ministry of Interior Affairs of Taliban. The ministry stated that the meeting was aimed at expanding coordination between…
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Islamabad in Spotlight as Iran–US Talks Hang Between Escalation, Ceasefire Hopes
DID Press: As shifting timelines from Donald Trump on ending the conflict with Iran coincide with rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, global attention has turned once again to Islamabad, where a second round of sensitive talks between Iran…
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Hungary’s PM-Elect Says Netanyahu Would Be Arrested if He Enters Hungary
DID Press: Peter Magyar, Hungary’s prime minister-elect, announced that the incoming government will halt plans to withdraw from the International Criminal Court and remain committed to its international obligations. Speaking at a press conference in Budapest, Magyar said the future…
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IOM Reports 8,000 Migrants Dead or Missing in 2025, Including Afghans
DID Press: International Organization for Migration has reported that nearly 8,000 migrants worldwide died or went missing in 2025 while attempting to reach safety or better living conditions, with Afghan migrants among those most affected on dangerous land and sea…
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Sarwar Danish: Federalism a Solution for Fair Power Distribution in Afghanistan
DID Press: Former Afghan vice president Sarwar Danish stated that federalism could serve as an effective framework for reducing ethnic tensions and ensuring a fair distribution of political power in Afghanistan. In remarks responding to comments made by Anwar-ul-Haq Ahadi,…
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7 European Countries Call for EU Sanctions Against Israel
DID Press: Ahead of the upcoming foreign ministers’ meeting of European Union in Luxembourg, seven member states—including France and Sweden—have called for the imposition of sanctions against Israel. According to a report by EUobserver, France and Sweden, along with five…
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Security at the Cost of Isolation: Afghanistan’s Political Future
DID Press: The article argues that Afghanistan’s current isolation extends far beyond diplomatic non-recognition, encompassing exclusion from knowledge, global markets, and future development. It warns that a government unable to meet basic public needs—and which has sidelined half its population—may…
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Taliban, UNHCR Hold High-Level Talks on Migrant Crisis and Returnees
DID Press: Taliban’s Minister of Refugees and Repatriation, Abdul Kabir, held talks with Arafat Jamal, a senior representative of the UNHCR, focusing on the situation of Afghan migrants in neighboring countries and returnees to Afghanistan. During the meeting, the minister…
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Karzai Says His Daughter Denied In-Person Schooling After Grade 6
DID Press: Former Afghan president Hamid Karzai stated in an interview with Der Spiegel that his eldest daughter has been barred from continuing in-person education after completing grade six and is now studying online. Karzai said the restrictions on girls’…
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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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