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Why Uzbekistan Engaging with Taliban?
DIDPress: National Interest reported that Uzbekistan aims to transform Afghanistan from a security threat into a “land bridge” connecting Central Asia to South Asia. High-Level Meeting Highlights Tashkent’s Commitment On June 11, 2025, Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with Afghanistan’s…
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War on Migrants: War Against Iran’s Culture and Civilization
DIDPress: Xenophobia of this faction is not based on field realities or expert analyses, but rather on a foundation of racist prejudice, irrational ultranationalism, and disregard for Iran’s national interests. In recent months, an unprecedented wave of xenophobia has swept…
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Steel Diplomacy; Central Asia’s Push Southward Through Afghanistan
DIDPress: In an article for Times of Central Asia, Nikola Miković highlighted the growing ties between Central Asia and Afghanistan, noting that for landlocked Central Asian nations, Afghanistan serves as a critical transit point for the shortest route to the…
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War Tactics; How Iran’s Missiles Penetrated Israel’s Air Defense
DIDPress: Wall Street Journal reported that Iran improved its ability to breach Israel’s air defense systems during the recent “12-day war” by implementing a “trial and error” approach and launching more advanced missiles from multiple deep inland locations. Missile defense…
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Taliban Reacts to Israeli Attack on Syria: “Systematic Crime to Destabilize Region”
DIDPress: Taliban’s caretaker government issued a strongly-worded statement condemning the recent attacks by the Zionist regime on Syrian territory, particularly targeting Damascus and other sensitive areas of the country. Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Taliban’s caretaker government, described the…
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Departure of Afghanistan Migrants from Iran: Need for Realistic and Fair Narrative
DIDPress: Ignoring the Islamic Republic of Iran’s decades-long history of hosting Afghanistan population is a grave injustice to historical facts. From 1979 to the present day, despite enduring war, sanctions, economic crises, and international pressure, Iran has welcomed millions of…
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Reverse Migration of People of Afghanistan from Iran: Analysis and Reflections
DIDPress: The migration of people of Afghanistan to Iran over the past few decades has occurred in successive waves, shaped by political and military developments in Afghanistan. The first wave began in the 1970s following the 1978 coup and the…
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Suwayda in Flames of Conflict: Israel’s Intervention and Al-Julani’s Declining Authority
DIDPress: The bloody clashes in Suwayda Governorate in southern Syria, which began on Sunday, have so far resulted in the deaths of at least 203 people. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, among the casualties are 21 civilians,…
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Afghanistan in Hunger Crisis; Farmers Battle to Sustain Poppy Cultivation
DIDPress: The Print reported that despite billions of dollars invested in the fight against narcotics, poppy cultivation persists, with groups like the Mujahideen, the Taliban, and criminal organizations exploiting it for financial and military power. In northern Afghanistan, particularly in…
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Ban on Persian Language in Offices Untrue, says Caretaker Government
DIDPress: Spokesperson of Afghanistan’s acting Interior Ministry denied reports alleging a ban on the use of Persian (Dari) in official correspondence. Abdul Matin Qane dismissed circulating claims—attributed to Sirajuddin Haqqani—that administrative communications must be conducted exclusively in Pashto. “The Interior…
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