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Euro Update: Weaker US Activity Data Helps the Euro Reclaim Lost Ground - Vimarsana News

Euro Update: Weaker US Activity Data Helps the Euro Reclaim Lost Ground

The euro has found its feet after slower US PMI data and a more dovish message from the Fed resulted in higher moves for both EUR/USD and EUR/CHF

More Than 1,000 Afghans Killed in Attacks Under New Taliban Regime, UN Says - Vimarsana News

More Than 1,000 Afghans Killed in Attacks Under New Taliban Regime, UN Says

Despite a reduction in casualties compared to previous years, a UN report reveals significant civilian harm in Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover, with concerns over attacks on civilians and the need for immediate action.

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Army targets end of NegOr insurgency in 2023 Q1 - Vimarsana News

Army targets end of NegOr insurgency in 2023 Q1

RELIEF AID. Residents of Barangay Oringao, Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental receive food packs at a gymnasium where they stayed following clashes between government forces and the New People's Army on Sunday (Feb. 5, 2023). An Army official on Tuesday said they target to end the communist insurgency in Negros Oriental by the first quarter of this year. (Courtesy of the Philippine Army) DUMAGUETE CITY - The Philippine Army targets to end the communist insurgency in Negros Oriental as early as the first quarter of this year with sustained operations. Brig. Gen. Leonardo Pena, commander of ...

Outdoor water use restrictions Worcester County on Tuesday critical drought Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

Outdoor water use restrictions Worcester County on Tuesday critical drought Massachusetts

Worcester not among municipalities with mandatory restrictions, while others are limited to one or two days per week, according to MassDEP.