U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he hoped Russia’s Vladimir Putin would move forward on ending the war in Ukraine but conceded that the Kremlin leader may not want to make a deal at all, adding this would create a “rough situation” for Putin.

The Ministry of Trade has launched national consultations for Fiji’s 2026–2035 Trade Policy Framework, marking a major step toward shaping the country’s future in global commerce.

Climate change is becoming a major factor affecting the work of nurses in Fiji and the Pacific.

Carlos Alcaraz won the Cincinnati Open after top seed Jannik Sinner retired as he was feeling unwell on Monday, raising concerns about the Italian’s fitness just days before he is due to begin the defence of his U.S. Open title.

A man has been convicted of indecent assault and multiple counts of rape against his stepdaughter.

Olympic silver medallist Kishane Thompson will not run in the 100 metres at the Lausanne Diamond League on Wednesday, with media reports citing shin discomfort as the reason for the Jamaican’s absence.

The Lautoka Market has undergone a major facelift, bringing much-needed relief to vendors and farmers who for years sold their produce under tarpaulins and harsh weather conditions.

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he has ruled out putting U.S. troops on the ground in Ukraine, but said the United States might provide air support as part of a deal to end Russia’s war in the country.

Labasa College is aiming to defend its U15 title at the Fiji Secondary Schools Inter-District Championship, fielding two teams this year.

The lawyer representing the Fiji Law Society in his submission argued that the Supreme Court should not accept the state’s request to interpret the 2013 Constitution’s amendment provisions.

The state is yet to receive the DNA results of the accused Kositino Latianara, 16 months after the swab was taken by the police forensic team.

The Fiji Human Rights AND Anti-Discrimination Commission has raised serious concerns over the 2013 Constitution, telling the Supreme Court that it did not fully reflect the will of the Fijian people.