Security
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Taliban government assures Pakistan to curb terrorism
DID Press: Amid escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said the Taliban have assured that Afghanistan soil will not be used for terrorist activities. The remarks come at a time when…
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Guaranteed immunity or silent threat? Return of former officials amid security concerns
DID Press: While the Commission for Contact with Afghanistan figures announced that more than 200 former government officials have returned to the country and been issued immunity cards, concerns about the safety of these individuals persists. According to the official…
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Afghanistan and CSTO; Persistent Threat on Northern Borders
DID Press: Analysts believe the issue of the threat from Afghanistan to the Collective Security Treaty (CSTO) is not a short-term or tactical crisis, but a deep and structural crisis. Nearly four years after the Taliban returned to power, the…
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Focus on Terrorism & Emerging Challenges, Pakistan hosts US, Central Asia Chiefs of Defense
DID Press: Chiefs of Defense of the armed forces from Central Asia and the United States gathered in Islamabad and exchanged views on regional security dynamics. Pakistan on Saturday (4 Asad) hosted the “Regional Chiefs of Defence Staff Conference”; a…
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Taliban government and the need to pay attention to security of returned refugees
DID Press: Incomplete or insufficient implementation of the general amnesty decree undermines public trust in the current government. Returned refugees, especially those who worked under the previous government, expect to enjoy security and peace under this decree. The massive return…
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Pakistan: Terrorism in Afghanistan Biggest Threat to National Security
DID Press: Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, in a statement, emphasized that terrorism from Afghanistan soil is the biggest threat to Pakistan’s national security. Pakistan’s deputy PM and FM, Muhammad Ishaq Dar, said in a press conference that…
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WHO Demands Release of Detained Employee by Israeli Regime in Gaza
DIDPress: The World Health Organization (WHO) condemned the repeated attacks by the occupying Israeli regime on a building housing its staff in Deir al-Balah, located in the Gaza Strip. The organization stated that, amid escalating conflicts and a new evacuation…
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German Interior Minister: Europe Seeks Coordinated Deportation of Afghan Migrants Accused of Crimes
DIDPress: Alexander Dobrindt, Germany’s Interior Minister, announced the possibility of increased deportations of Afghan migrants accused of crimes from European countries. Speaking at an informal meeting of EU interior ministers in Copenhagen, he noted that Germany’s recent action of deporting…
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How the West destroyed Afghanistan
DIDpress: The Socialist Worker argued in a detailed article that the US and Britain invaded Afghanistan in 2001 under the pretext of bringing “freedom,” “democracy,” and “women’s rights.” Instead, they installed a corrupt regime composed of warlords, criminals, and drug…
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Four ISIS Members Detained in Uzbekistan
DIDPress: Several members of a group linked to ISIS-Khorasan (ISIS-K) were idedentified and arrested in Namangan city, reported Uzbek security officials. The group was allegedly organized by a 19-year-old girl who had previously studied in Istanbul. According to the website…
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