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Afghanistan to Return as Asia’s Trade Crossroads
DID Press: By planning a railway line through Afghanistan to China, Iran is seeking to revive Afghanistan’s role in regional trade after years of instability. Iran is considering the construction of a railway passing through Afghanistan to China, which will…
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Escalation of Saudi–UAE Confrontation in Eastern Yemen
DID Press: Recent field developments and official statements indicate a strategic rift between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates(UAE) in eastern Yemen which has entered a new and more dangerous phase—one that can shift the balance within the anti-Ansarullah…
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Over 1000 Acre of Land Allocated in Kabul for Pharmaceutical Industrial Park
DID Press: Kabul provincial administration announced that over 1,000 acre of land in Mir Bacha Kot district have been allocated to the Ministry of Public Health’s Directorate of Food and Medicine to establish an industrial park for the production of…
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Bangladeshi Media: Pakistan Army’s Warning to Afghan Taliban Signals Diplomatic Failure
DID Press: A Bangladeshi outlet has described the recent warning issued by Pakistan’s military to the Afghan Taliban as evidence of Islamabad’s diplomatic dead-end and a return to pressure and coercive tactics in dealing with Kabul. In its latest analytical…
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EU Reaffirms Support for Somalia’s Territorial Integrity
DID Press: EU emphasized the need to respect the unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia, following Israel’s December 26 decision to recognize Somaliland as an independent state. In a statement, the EU said that preserving…
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Saad al-Fagih: Saudi Arabia “Hijacked by Corrupt Minority”
DID Press: Saad al-Fagih, a prominent Saudi opposition figure, claimed Saudi Arabia is facing a deep and multilayered crisis rooted in the policies of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Speaking on the YouTube channel al-Islah Network, al-Fagih argued that the…
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Protests Erupt again in Tbilisi as Opposition Rallies against Government
DID Press: Tbilisi once again became the scene of large anti-government demonstrations on Saturday night, as opposition parties called their supporters back to the streets. According to Russian-language media reports, protesters gathered in central Tbilisi and marched toward the parliament…
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UN Warns Kabul’s Urban Infrastructure Highly Vulnerable to Climate Change
DID Press: UN Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) warned that Kabul — home to more than 40 percent of Afghanistan’s urban population — faces serious climate-related risks, with four out of every five residents living in informal settlements that are most…
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Ishaq Dar: Pakistan to Join Only in Peacekeeping Missions in Gaza, Not Disarming Hamas
DID Press: Pakistan’s foreign minister has said Islamabad will consider contributing troops to Gaza only if any international deployment were strictly limited to “peacekeeping” duties, stressing that Pakistan would not take part in efforts to disarm Hamas or impose security…
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