Security
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Info leak on 18,000 Afghanistan soldiers; UK’s biggest security crisis
DID Press: British Ministry of Defense has faced one of the biggest security crises in its history due to the disclosure of the personal information of more than 18,000 former soldiers and Afghanistan refugees. This information leak could put the…
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EU pressure up; 40 representatives demand sanctions against Israeli authorities
DID Press: Lawmakers from 14 EU countries insist on holding the Israeli regime led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accountable for actions that grossly violate the Geneva Convention and international humanitarian law. A group of 40 members of the European…
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Iran’s Supreme Leader: The Enemy Fears the Religion and Knowledge of the Iranian Nation
DID Press: Ayatollah Khamenei, Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, emphasized the pivotal role of religion and knowledge in strengthening the country at a ceremony commemorating the martyrs of Iran’s 12-day war with the Israeli regime. He said: “Islamic…
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Medvedev: Deadlines leading Russia and US to direct war
DID Press: Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Head of the Russian National Security Council, reacted sharply to Donald Trump’s recent remarks about setting a deadline for Moscow, describing it as a “dangerous step” towards tension and military conflict. He stressed that the…
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Taliban ensures Uzbekistan-Islamabad railway security on Afghanistan soil
DID Press: During the recent visit of Pakistani Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar to Kabul, Taliban caretaker government pledged they will ensure complete security of the Uzbekistan-Islamabad railway route within Afghanistan territory. According to DID Press, this commitment was part…
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Poll Reveals Public Opinion on Global Responsibility for Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
DID Press: With the escalation of the conflict and the continuation of Gaza Strip siege, DID Press conducted an online poll to examine public views on the role and responsibility of the international community for the current humanitarian disaster. The…
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Pakistan-Taliban Trade Agreement: Step Towards Legitimacy or Threat to Regional Security?
DID Press: In a recent development, Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban have signed a so-called “Preferential Trade Agreement” (PTA) that will significantly reduce customs tariffs, especially on agricultural items such as fruits. The move has been presented by both sides…
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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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