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Economic Sanctions: Modern Face of Atomic Bomb
DID Press: Economic sanctions in today’s world represent a modernized form of historical city sieges. In pre-modern times, before the invention of fighter jets and weapons of mass destruction, wars often targeted cities directly. The defeated population would retreat behind…
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Afghanistan again Geopolitical Battleground amid Trump’s Bagram Proposal
DID Press: US President Donald Trump’s remarks regarding potential reoccupation of Bagram Air Base mark a new phase in US policy toward Afghanistan, highlighting efforts to counter regional rivals while potentially threatening Afghanistan’s fragile stability and returning the country to…
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Trump Intends to Supply Tomahawk Missiles to Ukraine
DID Press: US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering Ukraine’s request for long-range Tomahawk missiles, a move that can alter balance of the conflict and increase the risk of a direct confrontation between Russia and NATO. According to RT, U.S.…
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Kabul Seeking Stronger US Ties through Prisoner Releases
DID Press: Zakir Jalali, Deputy Political Minister of the Taliban’s Foreign Ministry, said that high-level meetings and progress on the issue of prisoner releases between Kabul and Washington could pave the way for broader cooperation in various fields. The release…
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Over 45 Ships in “Al-Sumoud” Fleet Approaching Gaza
DID Press: International Committee to Break the Siege of Gaza has announced the departure of the large “Al-Sumoud” (Steadfastness) fleet, a convoy of more than 45 ships currently located north of Egypt’s Mersa Matruh Port, approximately 665 kilometers from Gaza’s…
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US Envoy: Hezbollah a “Legitimate Political Party” and Fundamental Part of Lebanon’s Political System
DID Press: Tom Barrack, U.S. Special Envoy for Syria, has said that Hezbollah’s legitimacy within Lebanon’s political system complicated resolving the conflict with Israel. In an interview with Al Jazeera, Barrack said that persuading Hezbollah to lay down its arms…
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Progress in Gaza Talks as Netanyahu’s Six-Hour Meeting Concludes
DID Press: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s key meeting with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in the United States concluded after six hours of negotiations. Israeli media report rising tensions among domestic politicians and growing anger from extremist groups over the…
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Poll: Strategic Leadership Nasrallah’s Legacy
DID Press: According to a latest poll conducted by DID Press, the majority of respondents identified strategic leadership and crisis management as the most significant legacy and lesson to be learned from the late Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, martyred Secretary-General of…
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Historic Pro-Palestine Protest Draws Tens of Thousands in Berlin
DID Press: Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Germany’s capital in a coordinated demonstration against what they called Israeli “occupation and genocide” and in support of the Palestinian people. Protesters carried Palestinian flags and chanted slogans…
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Russia and China Warn: Snapback Mechanism Threat to Global Order
DID Press: Russia has sharply criticized European efforts to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran through “snapback mechanism,” calling it a “dangerous and illegal move” that threatens international order and risks deepening global political divides. In a statement, the Russian Foreign…
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