Security
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Japan Backs Doha Process as Most Effective Framework for Afghanistan
DID Press: Japanese ambassador in Kabul emphasized that the Doha Process, with its wide range of participants, is the most effective mechanism for bringing Afghanistan closer to the international community. Tokyo has pledged to continue active and sustained support for…
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Data Shows Media Largely Misrepresented Arrest of Afghan Migrant in US
DID Press: The arrest of several Afghan migrants in the United States—particularly following a shooting incident in Washington, D.C.—has recently received widespread media attention, raising security concerns. Many reports portrayed these arrests as evidence of “terrorist infiltration,” creating a threatening…
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Israel Demolishes Residential Building in East Jerusalem, Dozens Displaced
DID Press: Israeli bulldozers on Monday demolished a four-story residential building in East Jerusalem, leaving dozens of Palestinian residents homeless within 24 hours. The building, located in the Silwan neighborhood near the Old City, contained twelve residential units housing approximately…
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Pakistani Senator Warns of Shrinking Space for Enlightened in Afghanistan
DID Press: Pakistani Senator Jan Mohammad Buledi, parliamentary leader of the National Party (NP) in Pakistan’s Senate, has expressed concern over the situation of Afghan families in Pakistan, saying since the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, living a dignified…
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Turkey Arrests Senior ISIS Member in Afghanistan–Pakistan Region
DID Press: Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT) announced it has arrested Mehmet Goren, also known by the alias “Yahya,” a senior member of the ISIS terrorist group, in the Afghanistan–Pakistan region. The suspect has since been transferred to Turkey. According…
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Praising Jolani’s Governance in Syria by Turkish FM Sparks Controversy
DID Press: Speaking at a joint press conference with the foreign minister of Syria’s self-declared government, Turkish FM claimed Syria under the management of Mohammad al-Jolani represents an “exemplary model” of governance. Contrary to the Turkish foreign minister’s remarks, critics…
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Afghan Traders Face $600 Million Loss Due to Border Closures
DID Press: A member of the board of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce stated that the closure of border crossings for over two months has resulted in a $600 million loss in trade with Pakistan. The prolonged closure of Afghanistan-Pakistan…
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EU Extends Economic Sanctions on Russia for Six More Months
DID Press: Council of the European Union has announced the extension of broad economic sanctions against Russia for an additional six months. These sanctions, initially imposed in 2014 and significantly expanded following the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, cover…
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Hezbollah: Resistance Never Surrenders
DID Press: Hussain Al-Hajj Hassan, Hezbollah’s representative in Lebanese Parliament, emphasized that resistance against aggressions will never surrender. Referring to recent regional developments, he said that surrender has no place in the culture and ethos of resistance. Resistance considers self-defense…
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Alawite Women Targeted by Organized Abduction Networks in Syria
DID Press: Human rights sources in Syria have reported the abduction of at least 40 Alawite women over the past three weeks, pointing to organized crimes deliberately targeting civilians. According to these sources, the women were primarily abducted from the…
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