Recent Updates
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Afghanistan
SIGAR Website Vanishes, Blocking Public Access to Afghanistan Reports
DID Press: With the official closure of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) on January 31, its website has been taken offline, and no active version is available to the public. The Press Freedom Foundation has expressed concern,…
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Afghanistan
Taliban Completes Dozens of Projects, 600 Water Supply Initiatives Underway
DID Press: Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development under the Taliban government has announced the completion of dozens of development projects in 33 provinces across the country, with hundreds more ongoing in water supply, rural roads, and infrastructure sectors. According…
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan Seeks Active Participation in SCO
DID Press: Gul Hassan, the Taliban ambassador to Russia, announced that Kabul plans to resume its active participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a move that, according to him, is being pursued with the support of Moscow, Beijing, and…
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Government
New Shocking Claims in Epstein File against Bush, Trump, and British Royal Family
DID Press: New and shocking documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case have been released, containing serious accusations against prominent Western political and royal figures. One of the alleged victims of Epstein has claimed that she was assaulted by George…
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Government
Hamas to Israel: Repeated Truce Violations Coup against Agreements
DID Press: Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas expressed deep concern over Israel’s repeated violations of the truce in Gaza, describing these actions as an open coup against international agreements and truce accords. In response to Israel’s continued breaches of the truce,…
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Afghanistan
Taliban: Pakistan’s Injustices Root Cause of Baloch Conflict
DID Press: Taliban released a new statement asserting that the Baloch-Pakistan conflict stems from the injustices and oppression by the Pakistani government, and has no connection to Afghanistan or any external interference. This comes in response to recent statements from…
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Afghanistan
All Our Laws Based on Quran and Sharia, says Taliban Minister
DID Press: Taliban’s Minister of Higher Education, Nida Mohammad Nadim, in a speech at a graduation ceremony of religious students in Paktia province, emphasized that the group’s governance operates entirely under Sharia law and the Quran, with no interference from…
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