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US Road Crisis: High Fatalities and Soaring Economic Costs Driven by Car Dependency
DID Press: New official data highlights that the United States’ heavy reliance on private vehicles, car-centric urban planning, and underdeveloped public transport system have contributed to a deepening road safety and economic crisis, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths…
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US Influence in Azerbaijan Sees Unprecedented Decline After Ramadan War
DID Press: Leaked confidential documents from US Embassy in Baku, published by Politico, indicate that Washington’s conflict with Tehran has significantly weakened the United States’ standing in public opinion in the Azerbaijan and stalled the previously growing trajectory of bilateral…
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Atwan: Trump Is Not Trustworthy; US War on Iran Failed to Achieve Its Goals
DID Press: Prominent Arab political analyst Abdel Bari Atwan has criticized recent statements by US President Donald Trump, arguing that Washington failed to achieve any of its declared objectives in its confrontation with Iran and instead ended up strengthening Tehran’s…
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Persian Gulf Moves Toward Regional Security Order Beyond US Dominance
DID Press: A recent analysis by Foreign Affairs suggests that the Persian Gulf is moving beyond an era in which the United States acted as the uncontested security guarantor of the region, entering a new phase where regional states themselves…
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Russian Analyst Warns Iran Crisis Reveals Long-Term Western Pressure Strategy
DID Press: Ivan Timofeev, Director of the Russian International Affairs Council, has analyzed the implications of recent US and Israeli strikes on Iran, outlining what he describes as seven strategic lessons for Russia policymakers. Timofeev argues that Western pressure on…
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Global Reactions Grow Over Trump Remarks About Pope Leo XIV
DID Press: International reactions continue to expand following comments by US President Donald Trump directed at Pope Leo XIV, the leader of the Catholic Church, with criticism emerging from religious figures and political actors in the United States and beyond.…
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Bamyan Education Dispute Over Jafari Fiqh Continues Amid Conflicting Claims
DID Press: Uncertainty persists in Bamyan over the status of Jafari jurisprudence instruction in schools and religious institutions following conflicting statements from local authorities and the Taliban. The Shia Ulema Council of Bamyan said a recent meeting with education officials…
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Red Sea, Hormuz Crisis Escalates as Iran–Ansarullah Deterrence Reshapes Global Energy Security
DID Press: Despite unprecedented talks between Tehran and Washington in Islamabad, developments on the ground in the Red Sea and Ansarullah’s control over the Bab al-Mandab Strait indicate that regional power dynamics cannot be determined at the negotiating table alone.…
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5 Key Obstacles Block Breakthrough in Islamabad Iran–US Talks
DID Press: Talks between Iran and United States mediated by Pakistan ended without a definitive agreement despite limited progress, due to five major unresolved disputes. 1. Nuclear issue: The United States demands a complete halt to Iran’s uranium enrichment and…
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Ex-Mossad Iran Desk Chief: Tehran Negotiated from Strength, Not Weakness
DID Press: Dany Citrinowicz, former head of Iran division in Israeli military intelligence, has said in a recent analysis that Iran entered post-negotiation dynamics from a position of strength rather than weakness, which explains its refusal to make significant concessions…
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