Society
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Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis; How Close to Catastrophe?
DIDPress: Famine and hunger, coupled with the collapse of healthcare services, threaten to spike mortality rates and trigger mass displacement. Escalating natural disasters—especially drought—could displace 5 to 10 million people, a scenario that risks destabilizing not only Afghanistan but the…
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Poll: 77% of Respondents Express Distrust Toward Afghan Relations with West
DIDPress: A new poll conducted by Did Press on the future of Afghanistan’s relations with Western countries reveals divergent but largely cautious and skeptical views. The data from participants breaks down as follows: • Improved relations: 23%• Worsened relations: 0%• …
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Afghan Shia Community’s Resilience Stands as Bulwark Against Agitators
DIDPress: A media channel aligned with Afghanistan’s caretaker government has praised the role of the country’s Shia community, describing them as the most vigilant segment against “the sinister plots of enemies.” A Telegram channel affiliated with the caretaker administration recently…
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Humanity Under Siege, Charter on Display: Gaza Dying of Hunger
DIDPress: On the 80th anniversary of the adoption of the UN Charter – a document that promises peace, dignity, and cooperation among nations – a UN spokesperson warned about the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, describing Israel’s actions as…
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10,000 Returnee Migrants to Be Employed in Herat Industrial Park
DIDPress: Local administration of western Herat Province announced plans to absorb 10,000 returnee migrants into various sectors of the province’s industrial park. With the increasing number of migrants returning from Iran and Pakistan, Herat officials have said that efforts to…
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Working Sessions Held to Address Journalists’ Challenges in Afghanistan
DIDPress: To address the challenges faced by journalists and to strengthen collaboration between media and the government, Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AJSC) has organized meetings in several provinces. AJSC held discussions in Nimrooz, Samangan, Logar, Laghman, Ghor, Faryab, Maidan Wardak,…
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Immigrophobia: A Complementary Element of Israel’s Hybrid War Against Iran
DIDPress: While the Islamic Republic of Iran faces a comprehensive assault by the Zionist regime, the hidden dimensions of this aggression have evolved beyond mere military conflict into a “hybrid war.” A hybrid war blends military operations, diplomatic pressure, media…
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Jan Egeland: World Must Not Forget Afghanistan
DIDPress: With the large-scale return of Afghan migrants, the need for immediate international support is more critical than ever, warned head of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Jan Egeland, Secretary-General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, raised the alarm in a…
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UNAMA: One-Third of Afghanistan’s Population Lacks Access to Safe Drinking Water
DIDPress: The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) says nearly one-third of Afghanistan’s population lacks access to safe drinking water. In an official statement, UNAMA warned that more than 10 million people across the country are forced to use…
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Domestic Tourists Visiting Herat Increased Significantly
DIDPress: Over the past week, coinciding with the Eid al-Adha holidays, about 15,000 domestic tourists have visited Herat’s historical and cultural sites. Herat Information and Culture Department reported that during Eid al-Adha, a large number of domestic tourists traveled to…
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