Lionel Messi has no regrets about his decision to join Inter Miami and said he is eager to face a new challenge.

Europe’s top human rights court ruled in favour of Olympic runner Caster Semenya, saying courts in Switzerland should give her a new chance to fight a requirement that female athletes with high natural testosterone take drugs to lower it.

NATO leaders have agreed at a summit in Vilnius that Ukraine’s future lies within the alliance but stopped short of handing Kyiv the invitation or timetable for accession that the country has been seeking.

The Rocket Man is retiring from the road.

Information technology and solutions company, Janty Bondwell Ltd will be opening its latest flagship store at Damodar City Labasa later this year.

Books and jazz memorabilia belonging to late Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts will go under the hammer in a two-part sale in September.

Solomon Islands opposition leader Matthew Wale has accused the country’s Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare of mocking Solomon Islanders.

Government has taken progressive steps to ensure the citizens of Fiji do not face water disruptions again.

The Ministry of Environment is undertaking tests to identify how some parts of the river along the Walu Bay area has turned blue.

Leslie Van Houten, a former follower of notorious cult leader Charles Manson, was released on parole after serving more than five decades of a life sentence for two brutal murders.

“Barbie” actress Margot Robbie said she was bewildered by the love fans are showing for the movie before its worldwide release in cinemas next week.

Thieves have stolen the lighting system for one of the runways at Nigeria’s busiest airport just months after it was installed, an airport authority spokesman has confirmed to the BBC.