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Oct 1, 2025 The U.S. government faces its first shutdown in over six years, sparking political tensions. Nunavut calls for crucial infrastructure investments to support development. A devastating 6.9 magnitude earthquake in the Philippines results in significant casualties. Meanwhile, peace talks in Gaza stall as Hamas reviews a complex new plan. The situation at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant remains critical, cut off from power for a week. Additionally, Greece experiences widespread strikes over labor law changes, and a major cold case from Quebec sees a suspect arrested.
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U.S. Government Shutdown Hits Services
- The U.S. government entered a shutdown after senators rejected a spending bill, halting many services and risking jobs.
- Political leaders traded blame while some programs like veterans' services continued during the shutdown.
Nunavut Pushes For Infrastructure
- Nunavut seeks infrastructure investment to unlock its mineral and seafood economy and reduce dependency on diesel and satellite internet.
- Local leaders urge Ottawa to include northern projects in the nation-building plans to spur employment.
Deadly Earthquake Strikes Philippines
- A 6.9 magnitude quake off Cebu shattered buildings, left dozens dead, and displaced many as hospitals overflowed and rescue efforts continued.
- Authorities and the military focused on search, restoring power and water, and treating the injured outside unsafe buildings.