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Axios: Iranian and Qatari Delegations to Return to Doha for Further Talks
DID Press: Iranian and Qatari negotiating delegations are expected to return to Doha to continue consultations following a day of discussions on a possible agreement between Tehran and Washington. The Axios news website, citing a diplomatic source, reported that Qatari…
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US Senator Sanders Criticizes Trump’s Treatment of Journalists: “People Are Fed Up”
DID Press: US Senator Bernie Sanders has criticized President Donald Trump over his treatment of journalists, describing the president’s behaviour as abnormal. Sanders said Trump had shouted at a reporter after the journalist asked a simple question about the president’s…
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Pakistan Seeks Saudi Investment in Energy Sector
DID Press: Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have discussed expanding investment in the oil and gas sectors as part of efforts to strengthen economic ties and ensure a stable energy supply. The two countries emphasized increasing joint investment in oil, gas…
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Judicial Crisis in Poland: Tusk Government Faces Coup Accusations
DID Press: Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal chief has been removed from his duties by government officials, triggering protests from conservative groups, accusations of a “coup” and clashes outside the institution’s headquarters, further escalating tensions in the Central European country. According to…
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Iran Offers Support for Afghanistan’s Scientific and Educational Activities
DID Press: A representative of the senior adviser to Iran’s president has announced Tehran’s readiness to support the scientific, educational and research activities of the Afghanistan International Academy. During a meeting with officials from the academy, the Iranian representative emphasized…
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Planned Deportation of Dozens of Afghans Linked to US Forces Sparks Backlash
DID Press: Dozens of Afghan migrants in the United States, including relatives of people who worked alongside US forces during the American military mission in Afghanistan, are expected to be deported early next week, prompting concern among families, immigration advocates…
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Israeli Political Deadlock Could Cost Economy Up to $3.8 Billion
DID Press: Israeli financial newspaper Calcalist has warned that the ongoing deadlock over forming a government and approving the 2027 budget could disrupt government operations and cost the Israeli economy between 6.5 billion and 12 billion shekels, equivalent to $2…
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CIS Border Commanders Discuss Strengthening Security Along Afghanistan Borders
DID Press: Border commanders from member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) have emphasized the need to strengthen border security along Afghanistan’s frontiers and step up efforts to combat terrorism, drug trafficking, illegal migration and organized crime. At…
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Pakistan Says It Killed More Than 2,400 Militants in 9 Months
DID Press: Pakistan’s Ministry of Interior has announced that the country’s security forces conducted more than 5,000 intelligence-based operations between January and September 2026, killing 2,410 militants during the period. In a report submitted to Pakistan’s National Assembly, the ministry…
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Afghanistan War: Western Failure and London’s Silence 25 Years On
DID Press: As the 25th anniversary of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan approaches, British magazine The Critic has criticised the UK government’s silence over the anniversary, describing the 20-year war as an almost complete failure. The magazine has also warned…
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