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Prince Harry's 40th Birthday Marks the Royal Scamp Moving to Middle Age

By DANICA KIRKA / AP

Lessons from the Gaza Polio Fight So Far

By Juwayriah Wright

2 Men Are Charged With Stealing a Famous Banksy

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I'm an American Activist. Israeli Forces Shot Me

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China to Raise Retirement Age to Address Declining Workforce

The ruling Communist Party approved a raise in China’s retirement age—among the world’s lowest—for the first time since 1978, triggering an outpouring of anger.

By Bloomberg News

Over 100 People Remain Missing as Vietnam Reels From Typhoon Yagi

In Vietnam, 233 people have been confirmed dead and more than 800 injured after the strongest typhoon to hit Southeast Asia in decades.

By HAU DINH and DAVID RISING / AP

Former South African Minister Pravin Gordhan Dies at 75

Pravin Gordhan, who died Friday after battling cancer, had held three positions in South Africa’s cabinet and won plaudits for standing up to Jacob Zuma during his scandal-marred presidency.

By Mike Cohen / Bloomberg

She’s an Icon, She’s a Legend … She Is Moo Deng

A baby pygmy hippo in Thailand is the internet’s latest obsession. But her newfound fame has also sparked concerns for her safety.

By Koh Ewe

How Cities Are Clamping Down on Traffic to Fight Emissions

Dublin has joined a flock of global cities that have banned or limited vehicle traffic on a regular basis.

By Micheline Maynard

TIME World's Best Companies of 2024 Methodology

How TIME and Statista determined the World's Best Companies of 2024

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Britain's State-Funded Health System Must 'Reform or Die'

Britain’s much-loved but overstretched health system is in critical condition and must “reform or die,” Prime Minister Keir Starmer said.

By JILL LAWLESS / AP

South Korea Revives Plans to Build Two Nuclear Reactors

President Yoon Suk Yeol has ushered in a nuclear energy renaissance, pursuing atomic power to help slash carbon emissions and satisfy soaring power demand.

By Heesu Lee / Bloomberg

Pope Francis Urges Singapore to Better Look After Migrant Workers

Francis marveled at the city-state’s economic strength and sustainable development but warned against excluding “those on the margins from benefiting from progress.”

By Nicole Winfield / AP

Beijing Wants Chinese Electric Vehicle Tech to Stay in China

Beijing’s directive comes as most major Chinese carmakers operating in other countries are looking to localize EV manufacturing to avoid tariffs.

By Linda Lew / Bloomberg

Alberto Fujimori, Disgraced Ex-President of Peru, Dies at 86

Fujimori became the first former president in the world to be tried and convicted in his own country for human rights violations, and he spent years in prison before being pardoned last December.

By Franklin Briceño / AP

Comparing Trump and Harris on China

A look at the presidential candidates’ records and rhetoric on China when it comes to trade, security, and human rights.

By Chad de Guzman and Koh Ewe

France Foiled Three Attack Plots Targeting the Paris Olympics

Authorities foiled three plots to attack the Olympic and Paralympic Games, the national counterterrorism prosecutor said on Wednesday.

By Associated Press

Protesters Storm Mexico’s Senate After Controversial Judicial Overhaul Is Passed

Critics and observers say the plan for all judges to be elected, championed by ruling party Morena, could threaten judicial independence and undermine the system of checks and balances.

By Megan Janetsky / AP

Kate Middleton's Insta-Ready Video Marks a Shift in How Royals Tell Their Story

When the Princess of Wales announced that she had completed chemotherapy treatment in an Insta-ready video, she ventured into new territory.

By DANICA KIRKA / AP

1 Dead Near Moscow After 140 Ukrainian Drones Target Russia

The incident marked one of the biggest drone attacks on Russian soil in the 2 1/2-year war.

By Associated Press
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