The Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, has reaffirmed Fiji’s strong commitment to global peacekeeping during an official visit to Fijian troops serving in Iraq.

Fiji’s men’s basketball team suffered a narrow 70-67 defeat to hosts Solomon Islands in their Melanesian Cup opener last night, marking a challenging start to their title defense.

The World Health Organization issued a health advisory warning about three contaminated cough syrups identified in India, urging authorities to report any detection of these medicines in their countries to the health agency.

The University of Otago in New Zealand has signed a landmark agreement with Fiji’s Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Services, opening new opportunities for Fijian students to study in fields vital to the country’s development.

Pacific youth and community practitioner Broderick Mervyn has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Patrick Gock, describing him as a man who embodied humility, service, and the true Pacific spirit.

England captain Harry Kane is fit and ready to lead the team against Latvia, manager Thomas Tuchel confirmed yesterday.

Wicketkeeper Josh Inglis and spinner Adam Zampa will miss Australia’s first one-day international against India in Perth on Sunday, Cricket Australia said on Tuesday.

A 33-year-old man of Vatuwaqa will be appearing in court today for impersonating the Commissioner of Police and the Deputy Prime Minister of Fiji.

News organizations including The New York Times, The Associated Press and the conservative Newsmax television network said Monday they will not sign a Defense Department document about its new press rules, making it likely the Trump administration will evict their reporters from the Pentagon.

Students on Matuku Island in the Lau Group will soon no longer have to travel to Viti Levu for secondary education.

Vendors at the Namaka Municipal Market in Nadi are raising concerns about the growing number of street vendors operating illegally outside the market.

Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt won the 2025 Nobel economics prize for their work on how innovation and the forces of “creative destruction” can drive economic growth and lift living standards across the globe.