Society
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Top Afghan Striker Slams National Football System: “Either Money or Connections”
DID Press: Sohrab Afghan, Afghanistan’s all-time leading scorer in domestic football, sharply criticized the country’s football system following his exclusion from upcoming national team matches. In a post on his social media page, Sohrab Afghan wrote: “In Afghanistan, either you…
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Qatar’s “Independence” in Question: Hamad bin Jassim Admits US Use of Al-Udeid Base
DID Press: Hamad bin Jassim, Qatar’s former foreign minister, stated openly: “The Al-Udeid military base was established at the request of the United States. We built the base, but we realized we only have 12 aircraft while the facility can…
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UN Rights Expert: “World Has Granted Israel License to Torture Palestinians”
DID Press: Francesca Albanese has warned that Israel, with either the support or silence of the international community, has effectively received a “license to torture Palestinians,” elevating such practices to a matter of government policy. Speaking on Monday at the…
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Pope Leo XIV Meets Intl Exorcists Amid Rising Occult Concerns
DID Press: Pope Leo XIV held a private meeting with representatives of the International Association of Exorcists (AIE), On Friday, March 13. The group reported a growing number of cases related to occult practices, secret rituals, and satanism, warning of…
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Massive Explosion Rocks Texas Oil Refinery; Residents Told to Stay Indoors
DID Press: US media report a powerful explosion at a crude oil refinery in Port Arthur, triggering a large-scale fire with thick black smoke billowing into the sky. The blast has drawn widespread attention from emergency responders and news outlets.…
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Over 20,000 GPS Trackers Installed on Transport Vehicles Nationwide in One Year
DID Press: Ministry of Transport and Aviation announced that during 2025, GPS tracking devices were installed on more than 20,000 transport vehicles across the country. According to ministry data, a total of 20,222 vehicles were equipped with tracking systems over…
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