Politics
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Taliban Leader Says Amnesty Intended to Prevent Revenge Violence
DID Press: Hibatullah Akhundzada said the Taliban’s general amnesty decree was issued to prevent acts of revenge and promote stability, according to a statement released after a meeting with governors from nine northern and northeastern Afghan provinces. The Taliban said…
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Pakistan Rejects Claims of Sharing Iran Nuclear Information with US
DID Press: Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry has dismissed reports that it shared information about Iran’s nuclear program with the United States, describing the claims as “completely baseless.” The ministry strongly denied allegations that Ishaq Dar provided information related to Iran’s nuclear…
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Iran-Afghanistan Trade Has Potential to Reach $10 Billion
DID Press: chairman of the Iran-Afghanistan Joint Chamber of Commerce said bilateral trade between the two countries could increase to as much as $10 billion with improved planning and infrastructure development. Mahmoud Siadat said that despite steady growth in trade…
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Trump Says He Would Like to Meet Iran’s Supreme Leader
DID Press: Donald Trump has said in an interview with the New York Post that he would be open to meeting Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatullah Seyed Mojtaba Khameneie, in the future. Trump stated that there have been indirect contacts and…
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Tunisian Court Sentences Rached Ghannouchi to Life Imprisonment
DID Press: A Tunisian court has sentenced Rached Ghannouchi, former speaker of parliament and a leading figure in the Ennahda Movement, to life imprisonment in the case known as the “Secret Apparatus of Ennahda.” According to judicial sources in Tunisia,…
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Pakistani Forces in Hadramawt Signal New Security Realignment in Yemen
DID Press: Reports indicating the presence of Pakistani personnel in Yemen’s strategic Hadramawt province have fueled speculation about a new security realignment within the Saudi-led coalition, as the role of the United Arab Emirates appears to be diminishing in parts…
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Taliban: Relations with Islamic Countries a Key Foreign Policy Priority
DID Press: Taliban’s representative in Doha has said that strengthening relations with Islamic countries—particularly those in the Gulf region—remains a key pillar of the group’s foreign policy strategy. Suhail Shaheen stated that expanding and maintaining ties with Muslim-majority countries is…
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