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Afghanistan
$2.2 Million Agreement: Aid for Over 230,000 Migrants Across 30 Provinces
DIDPress: A $2.258 million agreement signed with “Vedan Afghanistan” private organization, announced Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation of the Taliban’s caretaker government. The agreement aims to provide support services to more than 238,000 displaced persons, returning migrants, and host communities…
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Afghanistan
Bagram Airbase; Silent Battleground of US-China Rivalry
DidPress: Satellite imagery and reports from Western media outlets, such as The Telegraph, suggest renewed activity at Bagram Airbase. In contrast, Afghanistan’s caretaker government denies any foreign presence at the site, emphasizing the country’s sovereignty. USA and China flag, conflict…
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News
Araghchi: Israel, After Defeated in War with Iran, Sought Refuge in US
DIDPress: After its defeat in the war with Iran, Israel fled to its main patron, the United States—and now, with utter shamelessness, it is dictating red lines and setting the agenda for America in negotiations with Iran, said Seyed Abbas…
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan in Hunger Crisis; Farmers Battle to Sustain Poppy Cultivation
DIDPress: The Print reported that despite billions of dollars invested in the fight against narcotics, poppy cultivation persists, with groups like the Mujahideen, the Taliban, and criminal organizations exploiting it for financial and military power. In northern Afghanistan, particularly in…
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Afghanistan
White House Accuses Taliban of Diverting Humanitarian Aid from Afghanistan People
DIDPress: White House released a report accusing Afghanistan’s caretaker government of obstructing U.S. financial and humanitarian aid from reaching the Afghanistan people, saying Taliban are diverting these resources for their own benefit. American officials claim to have evidence that the…
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Afghanistan
Ban on Persian Language in Offices Untrue, says Caretaker Government
DIDPress: Spokesperson of Afghanistan’s acting Interior Ministry denied reports alleging a ban on the use of Persian (Dari) in official correspondence. Abdul Matin Qane dismissed circulating claims—attributed to Sirajuddin Haqqani—that administrative communications must be conducted exclusively in Pashto. “The Interior…
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Afghanistan
Return of Migrants: Economic Challenge or Opportunity?
A recent poll conducted by DID Press News Agency highlights public concerns about pressure on the labor market and public services. Following the increasing trend of migrant returns, DID Press News Agency has published the results of an online poll…
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Analysis
Humanization of Warfare
DIDPress: Express Tribune reported in an analysis that the concept of “humanizing warfare” only gains meaning in the absence of international ethics. The ongoing wars in Ukraine and, particularly, in Gaza are stark examples of the dehumanization of warfare. However,…
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Afghanistan
Shutdown of CARE Office: End of US Commitment to Afghanistani Refugees
DIDPress: Staff dismissal at the U.S. office coordinating the resettlement of Afghanistani refugees has sparked intense backlash. The U.S. State Department has shuttered the Coordinator for Afghanistan Relocation Efforts (CARE) office as part of a new structural overhaul, terminating dozens…
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Afghanistan
Karzai’s Covert Mediation for Taliban in Berlin
DIDPress: Hamid Karzai, former Afghanistani president, participated in a confidential meeting in Berlin as an authorized representative of the Taliban’s caretaker government, reported reliable German sources. The closed-door talks took place in the diplomatic setting of the private China Club…
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