Economy and business

China Further Relaxes COVID Rules After Protests

China Fines Former NBA Star Lin Over Quarantine Comments

China Blames Foreigners for Inciting Protests

Health Care Access Difficult for HIV Patients in Flood-Ravaged Areas of Pakistan

Musk’s Company Aims to Soon Test Brain Implant in People

World Cup Redemption for Japan Coach 29 Years Later in Qatar

For China, No Easy Way Out of ‘Zero-COVID’ Policy

Cameroon Says Conflict Prevents Access to AIDS Treatment

NASA Takes $4B Warmup Lap Around Moon

Zimbabwe Scores Another First Against HIV In Africa

This HIV Prevention Drug Could Change the Game

Arizona Aims to Become a Semiconductor Powerhouse

Christine McVie, Fleetwood Mac Singer-Songwriter, Dies at 79

Amazon Deforestation in Brazil Remains Near 15-Year High

African Women and Girls Most at Risk of HIV  

Malawi Launches Africa’s First Children’s Malaria Vaccine

Chinese Astronauts Reach Tiangong Space Station

UN Puts Baguette on Cultural Heritage List

Women Enter World of Breakdancing

US Bat Species Devastated by Fungus Now Listed as Endangered

Fentanyl’s Scourge Visible on Streets of Los Angeles

Afghan Refugee Opens Store in Texas to Keep Culture Alive

Twitter Rolls Back COVID Misinformation Policy

WHO Renames Monkeypox as Mpox, Citing Racism Concerns

Protester With Rainbow Flag Runs onto Field at World Cup

Polio is Back in Indonesia, Sparking Vaccination Campaign

UN: Great Barrier Reef Should Be on Heritage ‘Danger’ List

Vintage Magazines Tell Tale of Turkish City’s Literary Past

China Eases COVID Rules After Protests, Keeps Wider Strategy

Pakistan Launches Polio Drive

China Prepares to Send New 3-Person Crew to Space Station

Bird Flu in Nebraska Prompts Slaughter of Additional 1.8M Chickens

Worried About Ebola, Uganda Extends Outbreak Epicenter’s Quarantine

Monkeys in Central Thailand City Mark Their Day With Feast

Electric Vehicles, a Century Old, Gain Speed in Marketplace

COVID Protests Hit Shanghai as Anger Spreads Across China

‘Fame’ and ‘Flashdance’ Singer-Actor Irene Cara Dies at 63

Lewandowski Scores at World Cup, Poland Beats Saudis 2-0

COVID Protests in China’s Urumqi Region

Hong Kong Emigres Seek Milk Tea in Craving for Taste of Home

China Reports Third Consecutive Daily Record for New COVID Cases

US Bans Huawei, ZTE Equipment Sales, Citing National Security Risk

NASA’s Orion Capsule Enters Far-Flung Orbit Around Moon

London to Expand Vehicle Pollution Zone to Cover 9 Million People

Global Wildlife Summit Approves Shark Protections

Musk Plans to Relaunch Twitter Premium Service, Again

Uganda Closes Schools to Fight Ebola, New Cases Fall

China Reports Another One-Day COVID Case Record, Tightens Curbs

Avian Flu Outbreak Wipes Out 50.54 Million US Birds, a Record

Twitter, Others Slip on Removing Hate Speech, EU Review Says

World Cup’s Most Valuable Teams: Which Squads Are Worth Most?

Wildlife Summit to Vote on Shark Protections

Eco-warrior Paul Watson, Scourge of Whalers, Returns to the Seas

High-Flying Balloon Characters Star in Thanksgiving Parade

African Drumming Circle Keeps the Beat in New York City

Salt, Drought Decimate Buffaloes in Iraq’s Southern Marshes

Senegal’s Women Gold Miners Carry Heavy Burden

40 Million Children Face Growing Threat of Measles, WHO Warns

Explainer: Why Was Indonesia’s Shallow Quake So Deadly?

White House Urges Americans to Get COVID, Flu Shots Before Year-End