Politics
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BBC: Iran’s Strikes Push Middle East to Deadlock
DID Press: BBC senior reporter Nafiseh Kohanvard reports that Iran’s ongoing attacks have placed the entire region under extreme pressure, with many countries losing trust in the US and Israel. She notes that widespread disruptions to regional flights are just…
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Pakistan Offers to Host Iran-US Talks
DID Press: Pakistan has announced that it is ready to host negotiations between Iran and United States if both parties are willing. Tahir Hussain Andarabi told international media that Islamabad can provide a platform for talks at all levels. He…
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Qatar’s “Independence” in Question: Hamad bin Jassim Admits US Use of Al-Udeid Base
DID Press: Hamad bin Jassim, Qatar’s former foreign minister, stated openly: “The Al-Udeid military base was established at the request of the United States. We built the base, but we realized we only have 12 aircraft while the facility can…
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UN Rights Expert: “World Has Granted Israel License to Torture Palestinians”
DID Press: Francesca Albanese has warned that Israel, with either the support or silence of the international community, has effectively received a “license to torture Palestinians,” elevating such practices to a matter of government policy. Speaking on Monday at the…
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Kim Jong Un Vows Unstoppable Expansion of North Korea’s Nuclear Forces
DID Press: Kim Jong Un has declared that North Korea will continue strengthening its nuclear forces without interruption, reaffirming Pyongyang’s long-term strategic commitment to deterrence. According to the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), Kim told parliament that the country’s…
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BBC Analyst: Trump Backed Down in Face of Iran Pressure
DID Press: Frank Gardner, a senior analyst at BBC, has stated in a recent assessment that Donald Trump retreated from his earlier positions on Iran, effectively acknowledging a strategic setback. According to Gardner, Tehran delivered warning messages to several states…
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