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Taliban: Cultural Heritage and TAPI Pipeline Key to Afghanistan’s Development
DID Press: Taliban’s Minister of Information and Culture during a visit to Herat has highlighted the importance of combining cultural preservation with economic development as key drivers for the country’s future. Ahmadullah Haqqani said that Afghanistan’s historical heritage plays a…
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Hekmatyar: Political Situation Will Worsen Without Public Mandate
DID Press: Gulbuddin Hekmatyar has warned that ignoring the will and vote of the people could lead to a deterioration of Afghanistan’s political situation, in remarks widely seen as an indirect reference to the current authorities. Hekmatyar criticized the present…
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NYT Report: Iran Retains Significant Portion of Military Capability
DID Press: The New York Times, citing US intelligence officials, reports that Iran has retained a substantial portion of its military capabilities and is actively working to rebuild assets lost during recent conflicts. According to the report, Iran still possesses…
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12 Countries Condemn Israel’s Appointment of Envoy to Somaliland
DID Press: A group of 12 countries, including Pakistan, strongly condemned Israel’s decision to appoint a diplomatic representative to the Somaliland, describing it as a violation of Somalia’s sovereignty. In a joint statement issued on Saturday, the foreign ministers of…
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Ansar Allah: No Force Could Reopen Bab el-Mandeb If Closed
DID Press: Hussein al-Ezzi, a senior figure in Ansar Allah, warned that if authorities in Sanaa decide to close the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, no power would be able to reopen it—raising fresh concerns about the security of one of the…
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IRGC: Strait of Hormuz Will Remain Closed Until US Blockade Is Lifted
DID Press: Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has announced that the Strait of Hormuz has been closed since Saturday afternoon and will remain shut until what it described as the United States’ maritime blockade against Iranian ships and ports is lifted.…
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Australia’s Most Decorated Soldier Speaks Out After War Crimes Allegations
DID Press: Ben Roberts-Smith, a former member of Australia’s elite Special Forces and once the country’s most decorated living soldier, has made his first public remarks after facing war crimes allegations, speaking briefly to the media while released on bail.…
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Iran: Control of the Strait of Hormuz Has Returned to Previous Status
DID Press: Iran announced that control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz has returned to its previous status, with the waterway remaining under strict management and monitoring by the country’s armed forces. Ebrahim Zolfaghari, spokesperson for Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central…
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Displaced Palestinians in Gaza Living Amid Poverty and Severe Pollution
DID Press: Hundreds of displaced Palestinian families in Gaza are living in harsh and inhumane conditions, staying in deteriorated tents near waste disposal sites amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis. As the number of displaced people continues to rise in the…
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Kazakhstan Plans to Raise Trade With Afghanistan to $3B
DID Press: Kazakhstan has announced plans to increase its trade volume with Afghanistan from around $500 million to $3 billion in the coming years, according to officials and local media reports. Kazakh authorities have unveiled new initiatives aimed at expanding…
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