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NYT: Operation to Seize Maduro Left at Least 40 Dead
DID Press: New York Times reported that at least 40 people — including civilians and members of the security forces — were killed during the U.S. military operation to seize Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. A senior Venezuelan official told the…
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Rubio Calls Maduro ‘Wild’ as Critics Warn of ‘Wild West’ US Policy
DID Press: Marco Rubio, US Secretary of State under President Donald Trump, sharply criticized Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, saying Washington had offered “generous proposals” to avert the crisis, but Maduro rejected them and “behaved like a wild man.” The remarks…
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Taliban: Over 600 New Security Outposts Built Along Durand Line
DID Press: Afghanistan’s Taliban-run Ministry of Defense says more than 600 new security outposts have been constructed along the disputed Durand Line over the past year, as part of what officials describe as a broader effort to tighten border control…
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US Anti-War Groups Rally against “Oil War” on Venezuela
DID Press: US anti-war organizations issued an urgent call for nationwide protests in response to escalating tensions and what they describe as “America’s war against Venezuela.” The ANSWER coalition announced that the demonstrations aim to denounce recent U.S. actions in…
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Central Asia Shifts Afghanistan Policy from Reform to Containment
DID Press: A US magazine argues Central Asian countries, after failing to influence the Taliban, have shifted their approach toward Afghanistan—from attempting internal reform to focusing on containment of instability and mitigating its consequences. According to National Interest, two decades…
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Pakistan: No Intent to Change Afghanistan’s Political System
DID Press: Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson reiterated that Afghanistan’s political system is solely the decision of its people, and Islamabad has no plans to alter it. Speaking at a weekly press briefing, Tahir Andarabi emphasized Pakistan’s readiness to cooperate with…
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Al-Marsad claims former associates behind assassination of General Sarie
DID Press: Taliban-affiliated media outlet Al-Marsad has claimed that the perpetrators of the attack on General Ikramuddin Sarie were individuals previously connected to his inner circle and to the Ahmad Massoud group, but who had split from these networks due…
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Israeli Rights Groups Condemn NGOs Deregistration in Palestine
DID Press: 19 Israeli human rights organizations, along with several international bodies, have condemned the Israeli government’s decision to revoke the operational licenses of 37 international relief and non-governmental organizations in the occupied Palestinian territories, including Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).…
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Evolution of US Trade Tariffs: From Trade Wars to Targeting Emerging Industries
DID Press: A review of U.S. trade policies from 2017 to 2025 shows tariffs have become a central tool for Washington to manage economic competition and contain strategic rivals. This trajectory can be summarized in four key phases: Start of…
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Border Closure Linked to Sharp Fall in Pakistan Terror Attacks
DID Press: Official security reports indicate that Pakistan has recorded a significant decline in terrorist attacks and related casualties following the closure of its shared border with Afghanistan. According to data released by Pakistan’s Center for Research and Security Studies…
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