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Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukrainian and American delegations will meet this week to work on issues raised in the Geneva talks to achieve peace and provide security for Ukraine.

U.S. Department of Homeland Security: U.S. President Trump’s administration is reviewing all asylum cases approved under former President Biden.

The Russian government has approved a visa-free travel agreement with Saudi Arabia.

The China Seismological Network officially determined that a magnitude 6.0 earthquake occurred in Alaska, USA, at 01:11 on November 28, with a focal depth of 70 kilometers.

Iran’s Supreme Leader: Rumors that Iran passes information to the United States through intermediaries are completely lies. The US government is not worthy of communicating and cooperating with Iran.

U.S. Department of Defense: U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth just delivered a speech to the officers and soldiers of the USS Ford aircraft carrier.

German Geoscience Research Center GFZ: A 6.29-magnitude earthquake occurred in southern Alaska.

Bank of England monetary policy member Green: People are worried about whether the fall in inflation will last.

The Prime Minister of Canada and the Governor of Alberta have reached an agreement to lift the federal carbon emission cap on the oil and gas industry and strengthen industrial carbon pricing and carbon sequestration measures.

Bank of England monetary policy member Green: My concerns about inflation have eased slightly since the budget was announced, but only slightly.

Bank of England monetary policy member Green: The latest inflation news is biased towards the downside.

The proposed Canada/Alberta pipeline is expected to transport 1 million barrels of crude oil per day to Asia.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: The agreement lays the foundation for "industrial transformation."

Canadian Prime Minister Carney and Alberta Governor Smith signed an agreement in Calgary, making the construction of a crude oil pipeline to Asia a national priority.

Canada and Alberta will partner with oil companies to build carbon capture infrastructure.

Bank of England monetary policy member Green: Wage growth is strong and moving in the right direction.

Bank of England monetary policy member Green: Utility costs have a significantly lower impact on inflation than fuel costs.

Bank of England monetary policy member Green: The energy price measures in the budget appear to be one-off, but may help boost inflation expectations.

Bank of England monetary policy member Green: I am worried that some changes have occurred in the wage and price setting mechanisms.

Bank of England monetary policy member Green: Most policy rules recommend keeping interest rates stable.