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US War in Middle East Burns $3.7B in First 100 Hours
DID Press: Amid the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran, questions over the financial toll of the war are intensifying in Congress, the media, and public debate. According to the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the…
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Hezbollah Strikes Israel’s Northern Front Following US-Israel Attacks on Iran
DID Press: Following coordinated US and Israeli operations targeting Iran, Lebanon’s Hezbollah has escalated its confrontation with Israel, launching a series of targeted strikes involving rockets, drones, and attacks on military bases. These actions have sharply intensified tensions along Israel’s…
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Economist: Collapse of Defense Reserves and Air Paralysis in Gulf Sheikhdoms
DID Press: The Economist magazine, in a recent report, warned that the southern Gulf countries are facing an unprecedented crisis in missile defense capabilities. According to the report, governments in the region fired about 800 interceptor missiles from the ‘PAC-3’…
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Is Turkey America’s Next Target After Iran?
DID Press: Andrew Hewitt, a prominent British theorist and author in the field of political science, in his analysis of the global capitalist system, shows that capitalism is inevitably driven to political and economic expansion to compensate for its cyclical…
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Passage of Iranian missiles through the world’s densest defense shield to reach Israel
DID Press: Military assessments indicate that every missile fired from Iranian soil toward Israel encounters one of the most complex and dense defense networks in the world along its path; a multi-layered network that starts from the Persian Gulf and…
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Gulf States Fear US-Iran War, Brace for Regional Fallout
DID Press: Rising US military deployments in the Middle East have triggered deep concern among Gulf states over a potential direct conflict between Washington and Tehran. Hosting key American bases, these countries fear the consequences of a large-scale war and…
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Europe’s Ramadan Economy: Profit vs. Prejudice
DID Press: As Ramadan begins, public spaces across Europe increasingly take on the atmosphere of the holy month. Muslim and non-Muslim residents alike are targeted with waves of advertising—from discounted food and decorations to charity campaigns, prayer-time apps, devotional content,…
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Ideological Rift in Persian Gulf: UAE Figure Launches Blunt Critique of Wahhabism
DID Press: Tensions between Saudi Arabia and UAE—previously visible across political, military, and economic arenas—have taken on an ideological dimension following sharp criticism of Wahhabism by a figure close to the UAE leadership. Abdulkhaleq Abdullah, a political scientist and informal…
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Chinese Professor: US Strike on Iran Would Mark End of Washington’s Military Hegemony
DID Press: Professor Jiang Xueqin, a Chinese academic, has warned that any U.S. attack on Iran would not result in a “quick victory,” but would instead dismantle Washington’s doctrine of “shock and awe” and permanently weaken U.S. military hegemony. He…
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Artificial Currency Stability Undermines Pakistan’s Exports and Trade Balance
DID Press: Pakistan’s economy is gripped by an illusion of stability—one driven not by structural reform but by administrative intervention in the foreign-exchange market. The artificial pegging of the rupee around 280 per dollar has created a surface calm, yet…
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