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Over 12,000 Flights Operated in Afghanistan in 2025
DID Press: Afghanistan saw more than 12,000 domestic and international flights operate from its airports in 2025, according to official reports. The figures include both passenger and cargo flights and indicate a notable increase in aviation activity compared to previous…
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Reuters: India to Resume Iranian Oil Purchases
DID Press: Indian refineries are planning to resume oil imports from Iran following recent developments in the global energy market, According to Reuters. The decision comes after the United States issued a temporary license allowing certain countries to purchase Iranian…
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Ansar Allah: Iran Missile Strikes Shift Balance in Favor of “Resistance”
DID Press: political office of Ansar Allah has praised Iran’s recent missile strikes, claiming the attacks resulted in significant casualties among Israelis and altered the regional balance in favor of what it described as the “resistance.” In an official statement,…
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Thousands Protest Near Japan’s Parliament, Urge Government to Avoid Involvement in War
DID Press: Thousands of demonstrators gathered near Japan’s parliament in Tokyo, calling on the government to refrain from following US policy in a potential military conflict. Protesters chanted slogans urging national leaders to prioritize Japan’s independent decision-making and avoid deeper…
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Analyst Warns of Expanding Iran Conflict, Calls for Clear “End Point”
DID Press: Amid growing concerns over the widening regional conflict involving Iran, a prominent political analyst has warned about the risks of continued escalation and stressed the need for a defined strategy to end the war. David Ignatius said the…
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Iran Strike on Haifa Refinery Raises Questions Over Israel’s Damage Disclosure
DID Press: Tensions between Iran and Israel have intensified following strikes targeting critical infrastructure inside Israel. Images circulating after the attack on the Haifa refinery—one of the country’s most important energy facilities—show large-scale fires, while conflicting reports and limited official…
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Afghanistan in 2025: Security Marked by “Hard Stability” Amid Persistent Threats
DID Press: The year 2025 proved to be a complex period for Afghanistan’s security landscape, where relative internal stability coexisted with hidden threats, border tensions, armed group activity, and regional challenges. The Taliban government managed to maintain nationwide security control,…
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Foreign Tourist Visits to Afghanistan Surge in 2025
DID Press: Afghanistan recorded a notable increase in foreign tourist arrivals during (2025), reflecting growing international interest in the country’s historical and cultural attractions, Despite ongoing challenges. According to data released by the Ministry of Information and Culture, more than…
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Pakistan Tops Global Terrorism Index for First Time
DID Press: Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP) reports that Pakistan has, for the first time, become the country most affected by terrorism. Last year, Pakistan recorded the highest number of fatalities and terrorist incidents, marking its security situation as…
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US Issues Temporary Oil License for Iran, Undermining Sanctions Pressure
DID Press: US Treasury Department has issued a new general license allowing the sale of Iranian crude oil and petroleum products, provided shipments are loaded by March 20, valid until April 19. The move comes amid surging global oil prices…
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