Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

Twitter may now be X, but it’s keeping up the tradition of prompting celebrities to announce they are leaving the platform.

Residents of Papua New Guinea’s Porgera region say they’re fearful a “new brand of tribal warfare” has started after gunmen stormed a passenger bus, killing at least seven people.

Thousands of Pine landowners will gather at Fiji Pine Limited’s headquarters in Lautoka next Wednesday to receive their bonus.

The Fiji Corrections Service has released an information paper aimed at clarifying the distinction between remission and parole.

The children of embattled mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs are publicly supporting him amid the music producer’s legal battles.

Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen tasked Chancellor Karl Nehammer, leader of the conservative People’s Party, with forming a government over the objections of the far-right Freedom Party, which won last month’s general election.

Peru’s government will monitor money transfers sent from Venezuelans living in Peru back home, President Dina Boluarte announced, saying the measure is a response to complaints of delinquency on the part of Venezuelan migrants.

Hit musical “The Lion King” is celebrating its 25th anniversary in London’s West End this weekend with a special gala performance, after first opening its doors at the Lyceum Theatre on Oct. 19, 1999.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua says there has been a decline in instances of police brutality and military involvement, but stresses the ongoing need to rebuild public trust in Fiji’s security institutions.

A representative from the Ministry of Health has told the Water Authority of Fiji that an in-depth assessment has identified that leakages from WAF’s wastewater system within Suva are a contributing factor to Typhoid.

The Fiji Corrections Service will be carrying out random search on its officers across all corrections facilities.