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Taliban Official Declares Afghanistan “Bitter Tree” for Enemies
DID Press: Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs in the Taliban government, reiterated caretaker administration’s firm and unwavering stance on security and foreign policy during a speech at the Ministry of Defense. Referring to the Taliban’s…
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Islamic Revolution Reshaped Lifestyles, Raised Self-Reliant Generations
DID Press: Islamic Revolution fundamentally redefined lifestyles and delivered the first decisive blow to what many describe as a long-standing “historical passivity.” From the perspective of neighboring societies, its greatest achievement was the upbringing of generations who shaped their way…
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Iran FM: Uranium Enrichment Iran’s Right, Foreign Orders Unacceptable
DID Press: Iranian FM Seyed Abbas Araghchi stressed that uranium enrichment is an inherent right of the Iranian nation, saying no country has the authority to dictate Iran’s nuclear choices. Speaking at the National Congress on Foreign Policy and the…
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Herat Governor: Corrupt Officials to be Treated as Kidnappers
DID Press: Taliban-appointed governor of Herat warned against administrative corruption, saying officials who abuse their authority are viewed by the government as equivalent to kidnappers. Maulvi Noor Ahmad Islamjar, the Taliban governor of Herat province, warned of the spread of…
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Uzbekistan, Qatar Consult on Stability in Afghanistan
DID Press: Ismatullah Irgashev, Uzbekistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, met with Hassan bin Hamza Hashem, Qatar’s Ambassador to Tashkent, to discuss developments in Afghanistan and the role of bilateral cooperation in promoting regional stability and development. During the meeting, the…
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Taliban: New Vehicles to Boost Traffic Police Capabilities
DID Press: Taliban Ministry of Interior announced that the distribution of new vehicles to traffic police will enhance their operational capabilities and urban traffic management in Kabul and other cities. A spokesperson for the Ministry stated that the renovation of…
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Pakistan, Uzbekistan Urge Taliban to Ensure Security for Key Rail Project
DID Press: Pakistan and Uzbekistan stated that implementation of the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan railway project is not feasible without ensuring lasting security in Afghanistan. In a joint statement, Pakistan and Uzbekistan called on the Taliban government to take immediate and concrete actions…
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Kabul Denies Involvement in Islamabad Mosque Blast
DID Press: Afghanistan’s Taliban-led Ministry of Defense rejected recent remarks by Pakistan’s defense minister alleging Afghan involvement in a mosque explosion in Islamabad, calling the claims irresponsible, unfounded, and illogical. In a statement, the ministry said Pakistani officials cannot conceal…
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31 Killed, 169 Injured in Explosion at Shiite Mosque in Islamabad
DID Press: A terrorist explosion at the Hazrat Khadija al-Kubra Shiite mosque in Islamabad’s Tarlai area has left at least 31 people dead and 169 injured. Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif strongly condemned the attack and ordered an immediate investigation,…
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Tehran’s Initiative in Shifting Talks: Muscat Instead of Istanbul
DID Press: decision to move Iran–US negotiations from Istanbul to Muscat is not merely a tactical change of venue; it is part of Tehran’s broader strategy to shape the negotiating environment and reduce Western security and media pressure. With its…
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