Politics
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US Suspends Arms Deliveries to Estonia Amid Military Stockpile Concerns
DID Press: US has suspended the delivery of weapons to Estonia, according to Estonian media reports, amid growing concerns over declining US military stockpiles following recent global conflicts and operational commitments. The Estonian public broadcaster ERR (Estonian Public Broadcasting) reported…
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Brent Crude Rises Above $104 on Supply Concerns
DID Press: Global oil prices resumed their upward trajectory, with Brent crude surpassing the $104-per-barrel mark for the first time since 13 April this year, amid continued volatility in energy markets and renewed concerns over global supply stability. According to…
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Israeli Drone Strike Kills at Least 6 in Gaza, Including 3 Children
DID Press: A drone strike carried out by Israeli forces on a gathering of civilians near Al-Qassam Mosque in northern Gaza’s Beit Lahiya area has killed at least six people, including three children. In a separate incident, a young Palestinian…
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US Navy Secretary Resigns Amid Leadership Uncertainty
DID Press: US Department of War (Pentagon) has announced that John C. Phelan has resigned from his position as Secretary of the United States Navy. Sean Parnell, the Pentagon’s spokesperson, confirmed the development in a message posted on the social…
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Sayyaf: Durand Line Debate Could Undermine National Unity
DID Press: Abdul Rab Rasul Sayyaf warned that raising the issue of the Durand Line under current conditions could harm national unity in Afghanistan. Sayyaf made the remarks in response to recent statements by Mohammad Mohaqiq, who previously said he…
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EU Raises Concern Over Armed Groups, Women’s Rights Restrictions in Afghanistan
DID Press: European Union says concerns have grown over the continued presence of armed groups and tightening restrictions on women’s and girls’ rights in Afghanistan, following a five-day visit to Kabul by Gilles Bertrand. During meetings with Taliban authorities, Bertrand…
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Taliban Commerce Minister: Transit Route via Pakistan Is “Fundamental Right” Amid Trade Halt
DID Press: Taliban’s Minister of Industry and Commerce says the suspension of trade with Pakistan is temporary and insists that the country’s transit routes will soon reopen, stressing that access through Pakistan remains a fundamental national right. According to Nooruddin…
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Iran Withdraws from Islamabad Talks Over Deep US Distrust
DID Press: Iran’s decision not to attend the next round of talks in Islamabad reflects a deeper structural distrust toward United States and growing doubts over Pakistan’s role as a mediator, rather than a mere procedural delay or tactical pause.…
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UN Warns Over Possible EU Deportation of Afghan Migrants
DID Press: Richard Bennett expressed serious concern over reports that European Union is hosting Taliban officials to discuss the deportation of Afghan migrants. Bennett warned that any forced return of Afghan nationals could violate the principle of Non-refoulement, which prohibits…
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Iran, Taliban FMs Hold Phone Talks on Regional Developments
DID Press: Sayed Abbas Araghchi and Amir Khan Muttaqi held a phone conversation to discuss the latest regional developments, including ceasefire-related issues and ongoing diplomatic processes. According to a statement released Wednesday by the Iranian Embassy in Kabul, both sides…
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