Taiwan will not allow “repeated provocations” from China, the island’s defence minister said on Tuesday, as China’s foreign minister said Taiwan was the “first red line” that must not be crossed in Sino-U.S. relations.

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Professor Biman Prasad, has warned that without significant changes to government finances, the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio could reach nearly 100 percent in 10 years.

Iran arrested several people it said were linked to a wave of school poisonings and accused some of connections to “foreign-based dissident media” and recent riots, according to an Interior Ministry statement shared by state media on Tuesday.

The Villagers of Toga will soon have a new bridge and flooding will no longer be an issue for them.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua side is hoping that fans turn out in huge numbers for their clash with the defending Super Rugby champions the Crusaders in Lautoka this weekend.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has launched a new logo that depicts the core function of the organization.

The Digicel Fiji Football Interim coach, Marika Rodu believes a lot of preparations need to be done ahead of the Tri-nation Friendly Tournament later this month.

Volleyball has always been a part of Vasemaca Senivota’s life and she is determined to make a career out of it.

Arsenal’s celebrations following their 97th minute winner over Bournemouth on Saturday are being investigated by the Football Association.

Brazil’s federal police said on Tuesday they were carrying out new raids as part of a probe into the Jan. 8 riots in Brasilia, in which supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro stormed government buildings.

Schools will resume today, says Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Turkey’s opposition alliance has vowed to reverse many of President Tayyip Erdogan’s policies if elected in a vote expected May 14, and on Monday named Republican People’s Party (CHP) chair Kemal Kilicdaroglu as their presidential candidate.