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  • Carney: Canada Must Reduce Economic Dependence on US

    DID Press: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has stated that Canada’s decades-long close economic relationship with United States has now become a vulnerability that requires urgent correction. In a video message released on Sunday (19 April), Carney said Canada must…

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  • Oil Prices Jump Over 5% Amid Renewed US–Iran Tensions

    DID Press: Global oil prices surged by more than 5% on Monday as markets reacted to rising concerns over a potential breakdown of the ceasefire between United States and Iran, alongside fears of disruptions to tanker traffic through the Strait…

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  • WSJ: Trump Privately Concerned About Future of Iran Conflict

    DID Press: The Wall Street Journal reports that US President Donald Trump is privately expressing significant concern over the future trajectory of tensions with Iran, despite his public rhetoric. According to the report, sources close to Donald Trump say there…

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  • Spain Seeks Suspension of EU Cooperation Agreement with Israel

    DID Press: Spain has announced that it will formally propose the suspension of the European Union’s cooperation agreement with Israel, according to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The proposal is expected to be submitted to the European Union on Tuesday, (April…

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  • Telegraph: Iran–US War Disrupts World Cup Alcohol Market

    DID Press: British newspaper The Daily Telegraph has reported that escalating tensions and recent clashes between United States and Iran are producing wide-ranging economic consequences, including disruptions to the alcohol supply market ahead of the FIFA World Cup. According to…

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  • Iran Warns After Alleged US Naval Attack on Iranian Vessel in Gulf of Oman

    DID Press: Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters has accused the United States of violating a ceasefire and committing what it described as “maritime piracy” following an alleged attack on an Iranian commercial vessel in the Gulf of Oman. Ebrahim Zolfaqari,…

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  • 2 US Embassy Personnel Killed in Mexico

    DID Press: Two personnel affiliated with US Embassy in Mexico City have died following an incident, according to official statements. Ronald Johnson, the US ambassador to Mexico, confirmed the deaths in a message released on Sunday, expressing deep sorrow over…

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  • Virtual Violence Fuels Terrorism on the Ground

    DID Press: Security and counterterrorism assessments indicate that cyberspace is increasingly functioning as a logistical enabler for extremist operations. The process of radicalization no longer requires continuous physical contact, as ideological messaging and narrative influence via social media platforms allow…

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  • Pezeshkian: No One Can Deny Iran Its Nuclear Rights

    DID Press: Masoud Pezeshkian stated that no individual or country has the authority to deny the Iranian nation its nuclear rights under international law, responding to recent remarks by Donald Trump regarding restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program. Pezeshkian said that…

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  • Taliban Backs Tourism Development Within Islamic Framework

    DID Press: Mohammad Khalid Hanafi announced readiness by the Taliban to support the tourism industry, describing it as a key sector for economic growth in Afghanistan. Hanafi stated that Afghanistan’s extensive natural, historical, and cultural assets position the country to…

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