Analysis: Meta's big problem: Everything about VR looks supremely uncool
An image of Mark Zuckerberg's blocky, dead-eyed visage taken from his Metaverse avatar has become something of a reality check for anyone betting on the future of virtual reality.
US mortgage rates jump
Mortgage rates jumped higher this week as investors tried to make sense of data that gave mixed signals about the health of the US economy.
China has lots to fix in its economy
China has unveiled 19 new measures to shore up its economy and "secure drinking water" supply as the country continues to struggle with its worst heatwave in 60 years and rigid Covld lockdowns.
Myanmar junta detains former UK ambassador Vicky Bowman
The United Kingdom's former ambassador to Myanmar has reportedly been detained by the country's military junta.
Farmer shares video of livestock dying in heat
Across China, farmers are struggling to save their livestock and crops, as huge parts of the country bake under a record-breaking heat wave that has lasted more than two months. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout takes a look at the toll on farmers and local residents..
Imran Khan appears in Pakistan anti-terror court as police investigate comments
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan was granted an extension of his pre-arrest bail on Thursday while police investigate whether he violated anti-terror laws.
North Korea reports suspected Covid cases on China border two weeks after declaring victory over virus
Two weeks after North Korea declared victory over the coronavirus, the country has reported four suspected cases in a province near its border with China.
Thailand has suspended its prime minister. What happens next?
Thailand's Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has temporarily stepped aside as the country's leader but remains its defense minister, according to a government spokesman.
Island to ban sales of fossil fuel-powered vehicles soon
The island of Hainan in southern China plans to ban the sale of fossil fuel-powered vehicles by 2030, aiming to become the first province in the country to do so, according to provincial authorities.
A long-awaited UN report on Xinjiang is due for release. Could it be a turning point in the international response?
It's been four years since a committee of United Nations experts called attention to "credible reports" that more than 1 million Uyghur and other Muslim minority peoples were interned in extrajudicial camps in Xinjiang in northwestern China for "re-education" and indoctrination.