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China, Tajikistan Boost Military Cooperation over Security Concerns
DID Press: Following recent attacks targeting Chinese personnel in Tajikistan, the two countries have decided to strengthen their security and military cooperation to counter border threats. The attacks, carried out from Afghan territory, resulted in at least five deaths, including…
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Indian Opposition Warns Electoral Revision May Strip Muslims of Voting Rights
DID Press: India’s opposition parties have warned that the implementation of the “Special Intensive Revision” (SIR) of voter lists poses a serious threat to the country’s democracy. Critics argue that the plan goes beyond administrative updates and serves as a…
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UNRWA Warns of Critical Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
DID Press: The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire, needing urgent aid, reported UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). According to UNRWA, millions of people in Gaza are facing severe shortages of food, water, and medicine amid…
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Data Shows Media Largely Misrepresented Arrest of Afghan Migrant in US
DID Press: The arrest of several Afghan migrants in the United States—particularly following a shooting incident in Washington, D.C.—has recently received widespread media attention, raising security concerns. Many reports portrayed these arrests as evidence of “terrorist infiltration,” creating a threatening…
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Pakistani Senator Warns of Shrinking Space for Enlightened in Afghanistan
DID Press: Pakistani Senator Jan Mohammad Buledi, parliamentary leader of the National Party (NP) in Pakistan’s Senate, has expressed concern over the situation of Afghan families in Pakistan, saying since the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, living a dignified…
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Turkey Arrests Senior ISIS Member in Afghanistan–Pakistan Region
DID Press: Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT) announced it has arrested Mehmet Goren, also known by the alias “Yahya,” a senior member of the ISIS terrorist group, in the Afghanistan–Pakistan region. The suspect has since been transferred to Turkey. According…
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AI Carbon Footprint Rivals NYC Emissions, Study Finds
DID Press: A new research report indicates that the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence in 2025 has led to a significant rise in greenhouse gas emissions—so much so that its carbon footprint now rivals that of New York City. Alex…
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Hezbollah: Resistance Never Surrenders
DID Press: Hussain Al-Hajj Hassan, Hezbollah’s representative in Lebanese Parliament, emphasized that resistance against aggressions will never surrender. Referring to recent regional developments, he said that surrender has no place in the culture and ethos of resistance. Resistance considers self-defense…
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Alawite Women Targeted by Organized Abduction Networks in Syria
DID Press: Human rights sources in Syria have reported the abduction of at least 40 Alawite women over the past three weeks, pointing to organized crimes deliberately targeting civilians. According to these sources, the women were primarily abducted from the…
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Iraq on Alert after Israel Shares Sensitive Intelligence about Armed Groups
DID Press: Baghdad has entered a heightened state of alert following reports that Israel has transferred highly sensitive intelligence on armed groups in Iraq, raising concerns about the possibility of military action. According to a report by Asharq Al-Awsat, Iraqi…
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