Haiti’s neighbors on Monday began shoring up their defenses and recalling embassy staff as a gang conflict in the Caribbean nation escalated and thousands fled fresh fighting.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga is appealing to traditional and community leaders and inter-faith based organizations to join Government efforts in its war against drugs.

After a summer face-off at the box office, the “Barbenheimer” battle is headed to online gambling sites in the United States.

France has become the first country in the world to explicitly include the right to abortion in its constitution.

Indigenous people are taking great strides to venture into business to support their families and communities.

The Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has been removed from her position as the Deputy Leader of The People’s Alliance.

In a bid to enhance accessibility and streamline the process for lodging human rights complaints, the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission inaugurated a new office in Lautoka today.

Four Fijians are in the top 10 list of defenders beaten after two rounds of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific.

Children are dying of starvation in northern Gaza, the World Health Organization (WHO) chief says.

Ballet star Carlos Acosta is giving “The Nutcracker” a colourful makeover with a new production inspired by his Cuban roots and traditions.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere says the government will continue its work to grow the rural economy and raise the standard of living in these communities.

The Fiji Rugby Union says to improve the Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s performance, it is actively working to increase the player pool and implement robust systems for tracking and monitoring player performances.