Politics
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Taliban–Pakistan Talks End Without Progress in Riyadh
DID Press: Delegations from the Taliban and Pakistan met in Saudi Arabia on Sunday under Riyadh’s mediation to discuss key political issues and potential paths forward. According to a diplomatic source, the talks concluded without significant progress, as both sides…
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Terrorism Casts Shadow Over Emerging Kabul–Dushanbe Diplomacy
DID Press: What threatens Central Asia today is not only terrorism, but also the fragility of relations among regional states. Shamsuddin Shahin incident reflects a bitter reality: the path toward security and development remains rough and perilous. The deadly attack…
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Taliban, Pakistani Delegations Travel to Saudi Arabia
DID Press: Reliable sources told media outlets that a high-level delegation from the Taliban government arrived in Saudi Arabia. The delegation, led by senior Taliban figure Anas Haqqani, along with Rahmatullah Najib, deputy interior minister, and Abdul Qahar Balkhi, spokesperson…
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Achakzai Slams Pakistan’s ‘Double Standard’ on Afghan Border Closure
DID Press: Head of the Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party has criticized Pakistan’s border policies toward Afghanistan, saying it is illogical to keep the Afghan border closed while trade through the Wagah crossing with India continues. Mehmood Khan Achakzai, leader of…
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NATO Weighs Pre-Emptive Strike Scenarios against Russia
DID Press: Head of NATO’s Military Committee revealed that alliance members are examining the possibility of pre-emptive action and “offensive responses” to Russian activities — a disclosure that comes as Vladimir Putin formally denies any plans for an attack on…
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Netanyahu Pardon Plea Sparks “Banana Republic” Protests
DID Press: Dozens of angry Israeli citizens gathered Sunday evening outside President Isaac Herzog home in Tel Aviv to demand the rejection of PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s request for a pardon in his corruption cases. The protests came hours after the…
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Avoiding Trial: Netanyahu’s Request for Pardon Sparks Backlash
DID Press: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu asked the country’s president to grant him a pardon in his ongoing corruption cases—an action that could bring an end to a lengthy and contentious trial. Netanyahu, who has long fought the charges within…
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Stranded Afghan Refugees in Pakistan Urge US to Resume Resettlement
DID Press: A group of Afghan refugees with P1/P2 cases awaiting resettlement in the United States has called on the Trump administration to immediately restart the resettlement program. Their appeal comes after Washington indefinitely suspended processing of all Afghan immigration…
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US Republican Senator Reveals Failed Offer of Safe Exit for Maduro
DID Press: A Republican senator has disclosed that the United States offered Nicolás Maduro a guaranteed safe exit for himself and his family to Russia or a third country if he agreed to step down immediately—a proposal that collapsed after…
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US Homeland Security: Afghan Suspect Radicalized after Arrival
DID Press: US Secretary of Homeland Security said that Rahmanullah Lakanwal, Afghan migrant accused of shooting two National Guard soldiers near the White House, became radicalized after entering the United States, and that investigations into any potential accomplices are ongoing.…
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