Media
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2025 Becomes Deadliest Year for Journalists in 3 Decades
DID Press: The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) says 2025 has been the deadliest year for journalists in the past three decades, with 129 journalists and media workers killed worldwide, while responses from governments and international institutions have been limited…
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FT: US Capacity for Strikes on Iran Limited to Days
DID Press: Financial Times reports, citing Israeli intelligence assessments, that the current U.S. military capacity would sustain only four to five days of intense strikes against Iran. The report adds that even if the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford…
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US Military Warns of Heavy Costs of Striking Iran
DID Press: Reports from US media indicate that internal assessments in Washington are marked by serious concern over any potential military action against Iran. According to informed sources, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff warned the Trump administration…
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US Host Says Israel Questioned His Team at Ben Gurion Airport
DID Press: American commentator and podcaster Tucker Carlson claimed Israeli security officials detained and questioned his team at Ben Gurion Airport after he traveled there to conduct an interview with U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee. Carlson said security personnel confiscated his…
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China Unveils New Weapon Targeting Starlink Satellites
DID Press: A Chinese media outlet reported that researchers in China have developed a compact microwave-based system capable of disabling low-Earth orbit satellites, including networks such as Starlink. According to the report, Wang Gang, a member of the research team,…
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French Media Express Surprise at Iran’s Missile Capabilities
DID Press: France’s LCI television network has highlighted Iran’s missile capabilities in a recent report, describing them as an “unprecedented level of combat power. ”According to the report, Iran’s unveiling of the Khorramshahr-4 missile demonstrates its ability to respond decisively…
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Washington Post Announces Major Layoffs amid Political, Economic Pressures
DID Press: Washington Post, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, announced a sweeping and “painful” restructuring on Wednesday that includes large-scale layoffs, a move executives say is necessary to secure the newspaper’s future. Executive Editor Matt Murray said the newsroom…
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Taliban Seeks to Strengthen Social Media Presence, Counter Opposition Messages
DID Press: Officials from the Taliban Ministry of Information and Culture announced efforts to increase the group’s presence on social media and counter opposing messages online. Saeed Khosti, head of the Jihad Records and Archives division at the Ministry, criticized…
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New Epstein Revelations and Their Political Consequences for US, Region
DID Press: Jeffrey Epstein case has once again taken center stage in the media and among analysts, as the release of approximately 3.5 million pages of classified documents related to his activities has made this long-standing scandal one of the…
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Israel’s Attorney General: Ban on Haaretz Illegal
DID Press: Israel’s attorney general has declared that the Netanyahu government’s order to sever all ties between state institutions and the newspaper Haaretz lacks legal basis and must be revoked. Gali Baharav-Miara submitted this position to Israel’s Supreme Court in…
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