Society
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Taliban Urges Industrial Quality, Trade Balance, Energy Investment
DID Press: Taliban Mines Minister, Hedayatullah Badri, called for greater attention to product quality and a balanced relationship between industry and trade, while pledging government support for businesses. Speaking at a meeting introducing the new board of Afghanistan Chamber of…
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Deadly Shootings in US: Fatalities, Injuries in Texas and Carolina
DID Press: Two separate shootings in the United States have left several people dead and injured, authorities reported. The first incident occurred at Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino in Texas, where one person was repoetedly killed and several others sustained injuries,…
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Taliban Culture Minister Bans Publication of His Images
DID Press: Shir Ahmad Haqqani, the newly appointed acting Minister of Information and Culture of the Taliban government, has issued an order banning the publication of any photos or videos of himself, Reliable sources reported. The move has raised concerns…
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Russia and China Warn: Snapback Mechanism Threat to Global Order
DID Press: Russia has sharply criticized European efforts to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran through “snapback mechanism,” calling it a “dangerous and illegal move” that threatens international order and risks deepening global political divides. In a statement, the Russian Foreign…
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Colombia: UN Headquarters Should Be Moved to Qatar
DID Press: Colombian President Gustavo Petro has proposed that the UN headquarters be relocated from New York to Doha, Qatar, accusing U.S. President Donald Trump of violating the founding principles of the UN. The remarks came after Washington revoked Petro’s…
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Multifaceted Personality of Martyr Sayed Hassan Nasrallah
DID Press: The first martyrdom anniversary of Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, the late Secretary-General of Hezbollah, offers an opportunity to reflect on the multidimensional personality and leadership of a man who, amid the complex realities of the Middle East, was not…
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Pakistan to Close 16 Afghanistani Refugee Camps across 3 Provinces
DID Press: Pakistan has decided to close 16 refugee camps across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, and Punjab provinces amid ongoing deportation of Afghanistani refugees. According to official notices issued on September 25, 2025, by the Ministry of States and Frontier Regions,…
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Trump–India Trade War Ripples: Afghanistan and China at Center of Impact
DID Press: Trade tensions between the United States and India, rooted in Trump’s first presidential term, have entered a new phase as Washington imposing heavy tariffs on Indian goods. This confrontation has strained bilateral relations and had far-reaching consequences for Afghanistan…
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Poll: 1 Year after Nasrallah’s Martyrdom: Resistance Under Pressure Yet Inspiring
DID Press: A year after the martyrdom of Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah, the central question across the region remains: “What is the current state of Resistance?” A DID Press poll reveals that public opinion is divided, reflecting both…
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Afghanistani Refugee Women’s Football Team to Compete in FIFA International Tournament
DID Press: Afghanistani refugee women’s football team qualified for an international FIFA tournament for the first time in history and will compete against teams from the United Arab Emirates, Chad, and Libya from October 23 to 29 in Dubai. With…
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