Iran
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Afghan Migrants Undermine Attempts to Fuel Iran–Afghanistan Tensions
DID Press: A new commentary by Seyed Ruhollah Hosseini, cultural adviser of the Iran in Afghanistan, examines the role of Afghan migrants in recent social developments and highlights how their conduct helped reduce tensions and counter divisive narratives. The author…
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US Angered by Iran’s Election to NPT Conference Bureau
DID Press: A diplomatic dispute has intensified at UN following the selection of Iran to the bureau of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty review conference. During the session, regional groups nominated 34 candidates for vice-presidential positions, including Iran. Conference President Duong…
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Haqqani Meets Iran’s Ambassador in Kabul: Security, Border Cooperation Emphasized
DID Press: Taliban’s Ministry of Interior Affairs announced that Sirajuddin Haqqani, acting Interior Minister, has met with Iran’s ambassador to Kabul, Alireza Bikdeli. During the meeting, both sides discussed security cooperation, border management, counter-narcotics efforts, and the strengthening of bilateral…
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Hilton Hotel Shooting Sparks “Political Staging” Allegations Against Trump
DID Press: A shooting incident at the Hilton Hotel in Washington—venue of a White House press dinner attended by Donald Trump—has triggered widespread speculation and conflicting narratives across US social media. The incident, which occurred shortly after the event began,…
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NBC: Iran Retaliatory Strikes Caused “Extensive” Damage to US Forces in Middle East
DID Press: A new report by NBC News claims that Iran’s retaliatory attacks have caused “far more extensive damage than previously acknowledged” to US military bases and equipment across the Middle East, with reconstruction costs expected to reach billions of…
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Iran FM Holds Talks with Egypt and Turkey on Ceasefire Efforts, Regional Tensions
DID Press: Abbas Araghchi has conducted separate phone calls with the foreign ministers of Egypt and Turkey, focusing on the latest regional developments, particularly ceasefire efforts and conflict de-escalation. According to official information, the discussions centered on pathways to reduce…
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Pezeshkian: No Negotiations Under Pressure or Threats
DID Press: Masoud Pezeshkian stated in a conversation with Prime Minister of Pakistan that Iran will not enter any imposed negotiations under pressure, threats, or sanctions. Pezeshkian emphasized that as long as hostile actions and operational pressure from United States…
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Hundreds Protest in Tel Aviv Against Potential War With Iran
DID Press: Hundreds of residents in Tel Aviv took to the streets on Sunday to protest against the possibility of renewed conflict between United States and Iran, expressing growing concern over escalating regional tensions. Demonstrators gathered in central areas of…
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Trump Envoys Head to Islamabad as Iran Rejects Direct Talks with US
DID Press: Envoys of Donald Trump are traveling to Islamabad to continue consultations on extending a ceasefire, while Iran has reiterated that no direct negotiations with the United States are planned. U.S. officials said Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, two…
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Jeffrey Sachs Warns Hormuz Disruption Could Paralyze Global Supply Chains
DID Press: Jeffrey Sachs, a prominent US economist and head of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University, has warned that continued disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a severe global economic crisis. Speaking in an interview…
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