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Alaska–Canada Border Earthquake: 7.0 Quake Felt in Yakutat, Juneau; No Tsunami Threat
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A magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit the Alaska–Canada border, with tremors felt in Yakutat and Juneau. USGS and NWS confirm there is no tsunami danger. Latest updates here. - Alaska earthquake today, Canada border quake, USGS earthquake update, Yakutat tremors, Juneau news, no tsunami threat, Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, Nirmal News world updates
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Oman and Saudi Arabia Approve Mutual Certificates of Origin to Boost Trade
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Oman and Saudi Arabia agree to recognise each other’s certificates of origin, easing trade procedures and enhancing industrial integration under ongoing joint initiatives. | Oman Saudi trade, certificates of origin, Gulf economic cooperation, Saudi Vision 2030, Oman Vision 2040, GCC industrial integration, Nirmal News business, Middle East trade updates, world news
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Hong Kong Launches Judge-Led Inquiry Into Wang Fuk Court Fire That Killed 156
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Hong Kong orders an independent judge-led inquiry into the Wang Fuk Court fire that claimed 156 lives. The investigation covers safety issues, renovations, community impact and ongoing support for residents. | Hong Kong news, Wang Fuk Court fire, Hong Kong inquiry, building safety review, global news update, Nirmal News world, Hong Kong renovation investigation, independent committee Hong Kong
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HIV and AIDS Update 2025: Progress in Prevention Despite Global Funding Challenges
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Global HIV prevention efforts in 2025 show progress despite major funding setbacks. WHO, UNAIDS and community networks push forward with new tools and stronger support systems. | HIV 2025 update, World AIDS Day news, HIV prevention progress, UNAIDS report 2025, WHO HIV tools, lenacapavir prevention, global health funding cuts, HIV community support, Nirmal News health report
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UN Peacebuilding Fund Reaches $1 Billion Milestone, But $500 Million Shortfall Remains
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The UN Peacebuilding Fund has crossed the $1 billion mark, but faces a $500 million funding gap for its 2020–2026 target. Twin resolutions adopted by the UN Security Council and General Assembly reinforce global peacebuilding efforts. | UN Peacebuilding Fund, UN funding gap, global peacebuilding, United Nations resolutions, Elizabeth Spehar, Macharia Kamau, conflict prevention, Peacebuilding Commission, peacebuilding support, UN Security Council news, General Assembly resolutions
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Usha Vance’s Missing Wedding Ring Sparks Online Buzz: JD Vance Joke Triggers Speculation Spiral
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Usha Vance’s appearance without her wedding ring during a visit to Camp Lejeune set off a wave of political speculation online. Here’s how a simple photograph turned into a national conversation about marriage, identity, and America’s obsession with political symbolism.
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Emails Reveal Noam Chomsky Maintained Regular Contact With Jeffrey Epstein Even After His Conviction
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Newly released emails show Noam Chomsky kept ongoing contact with Jeffrey Epstein after the financier’s conviction, calling the interactions a “valuable experience.” Documents also show discussions about travel, music, finances, and letters of support.
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Abu Dhabi Truck Ban From December 1: New Peak-Hour Restrictions, Road Closures & Reroutes Explained
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Abu Dhabi will enforce new truck restrictions starting December 1. Know the updated peak-hour bans, affected roads, temporary holiday closures, exemptions, compliance rules, and ITC’s Asateel permit requirements.
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Anna Kepner Case Update: What Is a “Bar Hold Choke”? New Details in Carnival Horizon Investigation
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Authorities are investigating the death of 18-year-old Anna Kepner aboard a Carnival cruise. Here’s what is known so far and what a “bar hold choke” means in basic terms.
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