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Afghanistan-Uzbekistan Trade Fair Opens in Mazar-e-Sharif
DID Press: A trade and economic cooperation exhibition between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan opened in Mazar-e-Sharif, attended by government officials and business representatives from both countries. Officials from the Taliban-led Afghan government and Uzbekistan described the event as an important opportunity…
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UN FAO Warns of Widespread Rainfall and Potential Floods in Afghanistan
DID Press: UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has warned of the likelihood of widespread rainfall across Afghanistan in the coming week. According to FAO, these rains are expected between March 31 and April 5, with the heaviest precipitation forecast…
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Amnesty International Urges Global Pressure on Israel to Revoke Death Penalty for Palestinians
DID Press: The Israeli parliament, by a majority of 62 votes, has passed an amendment expanding the application of the death penalty, including within military judicial systems in the occupied West Bank. The law, titled “Execution of Terrorists,” removes key…
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Hezbollah’s Strategic Moves Intensify Lebanon’s Military and Political Turmoil
DID Press – International Desk: Lebanon stands at a critical juncture of military tension and political crises, revealing that the battlefield and domestic power struggles in this Middle Eastern nation are more intertwined than ever. In this context, Hezbollah’s renewed…
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New Wave of Violence Erupts in Pakistan’s Border Areas
DID Press: Following rising security tensions in Pakistan’s tribal regions and Balochistan province, the Pakistani army reported that 10 armed group members were killed during Operation Khyber. Official sources in Pakistan stated that army forces conducted a swift, targeted operation…
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Economic Fallout in EU from US–Israel Aggression Against Iran
DID Press: Financial Times reports that even as European countries avoid direct involvement in the US-Iran conflict, the economic consequences for Europe have been severe and may worsen in the future. The report notes that sharply rising electricity prices across…
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Islamabad Summit: Diplomatic Showcase Without Tangible Impact
DID Press: Pakistan has increasingly sought to transform from a peripheral actor to a more active player in Middle Eastern affairs. Hosting summits—especially with countries like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt, each carrying weight in the Islamic world—allows Islamabad to…
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WSJ: Trump Willing to End Iran War Without Reopening Strait of Hormuz
DID Press: Wall Street Journal cited US government officials reporting that Donald Trump has told aides he is willing to conclude the US military campaign against Iran even without fully reopening the Strait of Hormuz. According to the report, Trump…
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Afghanistan Kicks Off U-17 CAFA Championship Against Kyrgyzstan
DID Press: Afghanistan’s national U-17 football team will begin the Central Asian Football Association (CAFA) Championship with a match against Kyrgyzstan. The CAFA Federation has released the schedule for Afghanistan’s U-17 national team in the regional tournament. According to the…
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Targeted Explosion Halts Gas Flow in Key Balochistan Regions
DID Press: Reports indicate that a gas pipeline in Pakistan was deliberately blown up by unidentified individuals, completely cutting off gas supply to the city of Quetta and several northern districts of Balochistan. According to sources, armed unknown perpetrators targeted…
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