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Kazakhstan to Build 200-Bed Modern Hospital in Afghanistan
DID Press: Kazakhstan plans to build a fully equipped 200-bed hospital in Afghanistan, according to the Kazakh chargé d’affaires during a meeting with provincial authorities in Balkh province. Balkh governor’s office said the Kazakh diplomat informed Governor Mohammad Yousuf Wafa…
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Normalization without Visibility: Jewish Community Retreats from Public Life in UAE
DID Press: Financial Times field report finds that social space for Jewish residents and pro-Israel communities in the United Arab Emirates has narrowed significantly since Gaza war, signaling the end of the post-Abraham Accords “public honeymoon” and shifting normalization into…
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Muslim Youth Lead New Year Clean-Up Campaign across Germany
DID Press: Thousands of Muslim youth volunteers mobilized across dozens of cities to clean streets, parks, and public spaces left littered after celebrations and fireworks as Germany welcomed the New Year. Organizers describe the annual effort as more than an…
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Ukraine unveils 20-point peace draft with NATO-style security guarantees
DID Press: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced a 20-point draft peace agreement, developed in cooperation with the United States, which provides Ukraine with security guarantees comparable to NATO membership. The draft is currently under review by Russia and outlines measures…
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Putin: Dollar Removed from CIS Member States’ Trade
DID Press: Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that trade transactions among the member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) are now conducted almost entirely in national currencies, with Western currencies no longer playing a role in these exchanges.…
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WHO Completes Cancer Care and Palliative Training Program in Afghanistan
DID Press: World Health Organization (WHO) concluded its multidisciplinary training program aimed at strengthening cancer care and palliative services across Afghanistan. Launched in November 2025, the program combined online learning with hands-on sessions and final examinations. According to WHO Afghanistan,…
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Medvedev Claims Taliban Did Less Harm to Russia than Western-Backed Groups
DID Press: Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council, wrote in an article for Rodina (“Motherland”) magazine that the Taliban, during the period they were listed as a terrorist organization, caused less harm to Russia compared to public institutions…
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Indian Investors Eye Afghanistan’s Mineral Sector
DID Press: Afghan officials under the Taliban have reported that a group of Indian traders has expressed interest in investing in Afghanistan’s mining sector, particularly copper and iron. Hussamuddin Sabri, Deputy for Finance and Administration at the Ministry of Mines…
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Pakistan’s Possible Role in Gaza: US Security Tool or Domestic Stress Test?
DID Press: Pakistan’s potential readiness to join an international “Stabilization Force” (ISF) for Gaza has once again placed Islamabad at the center of Middle East security debates, raising questions about both regional dynamics and domestic political risks. According to available…
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Controversial Claim: Mossad Behind John F. Kennedy Assassination
DID Press: American historian and author Martin Sandler claimed that Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad, was responsible for the assassination of then U.S. President John F. Kennedy. Sandler, citing a series of letters exchanged between Kennedy and David Ben-Gurion — Israel’s…
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