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| Signal | Status | Lens | Role | Confidence | Last Seen |
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| Nautical Institute UAE Branch puts seafarer welfare centre stage at Marine Ball 2026 | active | Health | responder | 100% | |
| Satellite analysis finds little evidence that data centers cause widespread ground warming | expired | Real Estate | involved | 67% | |
| The invisible global health workforce: Why nurses matter more than ever | active | Health | responder | 100% | |
| AI is coming for office workers. How vulnerable is Brisbane? | expired | AI & Tech | involved | 100% | |
| Red gold from purple flowers: saffron harvest in Kashmir – in pictures | expired | Commodities | involved | 100% | |
| South Korea, Turkey to cooperate in nuclear, defence, infrastructure | expired | Energy | involved | 100% | |
| Quantum models predict lung cancer using limited training data in preliminary tests | expired | Health | involved | 100% | |
| Satellite analysis finds little evidence that data centers cause widespread ground warming | expired | AI & Tech | involved | 69% | |
| Mikel Arteta reveals Arsenal’s missing trio are injury doubts for Liverpool clash | expired | Health | responder | 100% | |
| Cash-Strapped LNG Buyers Like Bangladesh Are at Breaking Point | expired | Commodities | involved | 100% | |
| Avortement : le gouvernement d’Andorre présente un projet de loi dépénalisant l’IVG | expired | Health | responder | 100% | |
| How a Brazilian snake's venom led to a widely used blood pressure drug | expired | Health | involved | 100% | |
| A new way to make better use of ruthenium in single-atom catalysts | expired | Energy | involved | 47% | |
| Electric Hydrofoils Save Energy, But Do They Earn Their Price? | expired | Energy | involved | 100% | |
| Scientists find that a 10-millisecond flash could help build more sensitive gas sensors | expired | AI & Tech | involved | 88% |