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Pompeo Calls Ghani “One of Afghanistan’s Most Corrupt Leaders”
DID Press: Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sharply criticized former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, describing him as one of the most corrupt leaders in the country’s modern history. Speaking at an academic event at the University of New…
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7 European Countries Call for EU Sanctions Against Israel
DID Press: Ahead of the upcoming foreign ministers’ meeting of European Union in Luxembourg, seven member states—including France and Sweden—have called for the imposition of sanctions against Israel. According to a report by EUobserver, France and Sweden, along with five…
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Security at the Cost of Isolation: Afghanistan’s Political Future
DID Press: The article argues that Afghanistan’s current isolation extends far beyond diplomatic non-recognition, encompassing exclusion from knowledge, global markets, and future development. It warns that a government unable to meet basic public needs—and which has sidelined half its population—may…
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Taliban, UNHCR Hold High-Level Talks on Migrant Crisis and Returnees
DID Press: Taliban’s Minister of Refugees and Repatriation, Abdul Kabir, held talks with Arafat Jamal, a senior representative of the UNHCR, focusing on the situation of Afghan migrants in neighboring countries and returnees to Afghanistan. During the meeting, the minister…
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Foreign Affairs: Iran War Strengthened China’s Strategic Position
DID Press: A new analysis by US-based journal Foreign Affairs argues that the war involving US and Iran failed to achieve Washington’s stated objectives and instead indirectly strengthened China, placing Beijing in a stronger position ahead of the upcoming meeting…
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IAEA Chief Warns of Nuclear Arms Race Involving Up to 20 Countries
DID Press: Rafael Grossi warned that the possibility of a new global nuclear arms race represents his “most serious concern,” cautioning that the world could face a highly unstable security environment if nuclear proliferation expands further. In an interview with…
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US–Iran Talks in Pakistan Seen as “Test of Iran’s Resilience,” Not Genuine Negotiation
DID Press: Reports from the first round of Iran–US talks held in Pakistan suggest the discussions were framed less as a pathway toward agreement and more as an assessment of Iran’s endurance under sustained pressure. According to diplomatic sources, the…
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Iran Condemns US Interception of Commercial Vessel and Detention of Crew
DID Press: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran strongly condemned what it describes as a US attack on an Iranian commercial vessel and the detention of its crew and accompanying family members. In an official statement, the ministry said forces…
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EU–Taliban Talks Planned in Brussels Over Afghan Deportations
DID Press: Officials from European Union are expected to hold talks with representatives of the Taliban in Brussels in the coming weeks to discuss the deportation of Afghan nationals, a move raising human rights concerns amid Afghanistan’s ongoing humanitarian crisis.…
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Australia Faces Fuel Supply Strain as Reserves Near Critical Levels
DID Press: Energy experts in Australia have warned of a potential fuel supply crisis, with possible rationing measures expected as early as June. According to energy sector assessments, the country’s fuel reserves are under increasing pressure due to global tensions…
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