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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle November 30, 2025 Australia coal port, Australian energy sector, bulk shipping port., climate action Australia, climate protest impact, coal export operations, coal industry news, Greenpeace climate protest, marine-related offences, net-zero emissions Australia, Newcastle Harbour protests, port disruption Australia, port operations resume, Rising Tide demonstration, shipping lane blockade

Australia’s Newcastle Coal Port Set to Resume Operations After Climate Protest Halts Shipping

One of the nation’s busiest export hubs prepares to restart vessel movements after two days of climate demonstrations that brought

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle November 30, 2025 capacity evaluation, crude demand trends, energy governance, energy policy, energy transition, geopolitical energy factors, global commodities, global oil market, global trade flows, international energy markets, market outlook, oil exporters, oil market analysis, oil price trends, oil production levels, oil supply stability, opec+, production capacity assessment, production quotas, supply management

OPEC+ Maintains Oil Output Levels While Approving New Capacity Assessment Plan

Producers emphasise stability as global demand signals soften and supply uncertainties grow. OPEC+ has decided to keep oil production levels

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle November 30, 2025November 30, 2025 climate funding proposal, economic reform debate, economic stability Switzerland, fiscal policy Switzerland, global wealth tax discussions, high-value inheritance, national vote Switzerland, public finance policy, Swiss financial competitiveness, Swiss inheritance tax, Swiss political landscape, Swiss referendum results, Switzerland cost of living, Switzerland tax vote, tax reform initiatives, wealth inequality debate, wealth policy Switzerland

Swiss Voters Reject High-Value Inheritance Tax Proposal by Large Margin

National referendum highlights cautious public approach toward wealth taxation amid rising debates on economic fairness. Swiss voters have decisively rejected

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle November 30, 2025November 30, 2025 AI retail technology, AI shopping tools, AI-driven purchases, Black Friday online spending, Cyber Monday forecast, digital consumer habits, digital retail surge, e-commerce analytics, global e-commerce trends, holiday e-commerce growth, holiday retail patterns, holiday season economics, inflation and shopping behavior, online discounts trends, online shopping demand, price comparison tools, retail technology adoption, tariff impact on prices, U.S. consumer trends, U.S. holiday spending

AI-Powered Tools Push U.S. Black Friday Online Spending to Record Levels

Digital shopping surges as consumers rely on AI to navigate deals, compare prices and stretch budgets during a high-pressure holiday

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Zoha Fatima November 30, 2025December 1, 2025 CEDAW and India, community development India, constitutional literacy India, cross-border collaboration South Asia, democratic governance India, digital inclusion women India, gender justice South Asia, gender rights advocacy, gender-responsive governance, human rights South Asia, inclusive governance India, India constitutional rights Articles 14 15 19 21, India Muslim women, interfaith dialogue South Asia, legal empowerment Indian women, Muslim women education India, Muslim women leadership, peacebuilding South Asia, people-centered diplomacy, regional cooperation South Asia, South Asia gender diplomacy, South Asian diplomacy, sustainable development South Asia, women economic leadership India, women entrepreneurs India, women in diplomacy, women in international relations, women in law and politics India, women in policy making, women political participation India

Beyond Borders: How India’s Muslim Women Are Shaping South Asia’s Gender Diplomacy

Indian Muslim women are beginning to shape South Asia’s diplomatic landscape through regional collaborations, cultural exchanges, and academic partnerships. India’s