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📅November 30, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Major global events today include deadly fire in Hong Kong, Delhi car bombing, prolonged US government shutdown ending, and significant scientific Mars mission launch.
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Hong Kong Apartment Fire Death Toll Rises to 146 Amid Ongoing Investigation

A devastating fire in a Hong Kong apartment complex has claimed at least 146 lives, with dozens still missing. Authorities continue searching the ruins while launching a nationwide safety inspection of high-rise buildings, focusing on hazards like bamboo scaffolding and fire equipment deficiencies. The tragedy prompted arrests in connection with the building's renovation and fire safety failuresSource 8.

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Suspected Car Bombing Near Red Fort Kills 13 in New Delhi

A suspected car explosion near the historic Red Fort in New Delhi resulted in 13 deaths and injured over 20 people. The incident raises serious security concerns in the Indian capital, with investigations underwaySource 2.

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US Federal Government Shutdown Ends After Record 43 Days

The longest government shutdown in United States history, lasting 43 days, officially ended as Congress passed a new bill signed by President Donald Trump. This resolution restores government funding and averts further disruptionsSource 2.

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Blue Origin Successfully Launches NASA’s ESCAPADE Mars Mission

Blue Origin achieved a milestone by launching NASA's ESCAPADE spacecraft to study Mars' magnetosphere, using its New Glenn launch vehicle. This marks the vehicle's second launch and first successful reusable first stage landing, symbolizing progress in reusable rocket technologySource 2.

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Colombian Military Conducts Airstrikes in Amazon Killing 19 FARC Fighters

Following failed peace talks, the Colombian military launched airstrikes in the Amazon region that killed 19 fighters of a FARC splinter group, escalating conflict in the regionSource 2.

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Morocco Declares National Holiday Following UN Recognition of Western Sahara Autonomy Plan

Morocco announced October 31 as a national holiday to celebrate the UN's resolution supporting its autonomy plan for Western Sahara, a longstanding dispute with the Algeria-backed Polisario FrontSource 2.

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United Methodist Church Ratifies Constitutional Amendments for Regional Autonomy

The United Methodist Church approved amendments granting regional autonomy worldwide, expanding membership criteria related to gender and ability, and denouncing white supremacy and colonialismSource 2.

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Hungary Gains US Exemption from Russian Oil and Gas Sanctions

The United States granted Hungary a one-year exemption from sanctions on Russian oil and gas, with Hungary agreeing to increase purchases of US liquefied natural gas as part of the dealSource 2.

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Indonesia Repatriates British Nationals on Humanitarian Grounds

Indonesia repatriated two British nationals convicted of drug offenses to serve their sentences in the UK following a humanitarian agreement between the two countriesSource 2.

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Tanzanian Parliament Confirms New Prime Minister Appointment

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan appointed MP Mwigulu Nchemba as prime minister, with parliament confirming the appointment amid political developments in the countrySource 2.