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Hu Yifan projects surge in economic growth as authorities exit strict Covid control policies by next year’s third quarter

Publicans were written to this month and told by Heineken Ireland that the cost of their products was going up by 9% from December 1

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Susanna found that the Covid lockdown had a 'massive impact' on her physical health.

Last week's surprise burst of protests across China seemed to subside as quickly as they erupted. But overnight clashes have broken out in the southern port city of Guangzhou. Social media images from the megacity's Haizhu district include the sound of glass breaking and shouting, with arrests following. The clashes…

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton said in a tweet on Wednesday that he has tested positive for COVID-19 and experiencing mild symptoms.

In 1989, distinguished Australian geographer Gerard Ward wrote that the Pacific was emptying out. As people on smaller islands left to seek opportunity elsewhere, the region risked becoming Earth’s empty quarter. He wrote:

Although they were only two-and-a-half years ago, the first months of the COVID pandemic and ensuing lockdowns seem like a distant past.

Fortune's conversations with top CEOs share a common thread: Major crises make leaders more resilient.

'Covid changed all of us and I think people are making up for the last couple of Christmases'

Hundreds of protesters from Australia's Chinese community turned out in solidarity with those in China, the majority were Han Chinese people — the largest ethnic group in mainland China.