The U.S., Japan, Australia ​and India will ‌hold a meeting of foreign ministers of ​the ‘Quad’ grouping ​in New Delhi on ⁠May 26, Japan’s ​foreign ministry said ​on Friday.

The case against the two men charged with the murder of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi has been discontinued.

Ba FC has announced a major coaching reshuffle, with Ravinesh Kumar appointed as the club’s new head coach effective immediately.

Fiji is strengthening its national health response with the Cabinet approving an additional $8.53 million investment to secure essential medicines and diagnostic supplies, as the country continues to face rising health challenges, including an escalating HIV outbreak.

Fiji is looking to deepen its long-standing relationship with Vietnam, with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reaffirming strong bilateral cooperation during a courtesy meeting with Vietnam’s new non-resident Ambassador to Fiji, Phan Minh Giang.

The U.S. opening of a larger diplomatic hub in Greenland on Thursday was met by demonstrators opposed to President Donald Trump’s ambition for greater ​influence in the Arctic island, while local government ministers shied away from ‌the event.

A record number of 274 climbers scaled Mount Everest on Wednesday, a hiking ‌official said, the highest number ever to reach the world’s tallest peak on the same day from the Nepali side.

A Colosseum selfie and a pack of toffees triggered a series of memes that lit ‌up the internet on Wednesday, as Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni welcomed her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi ahead of talks in Rome.

A man accused of threatening to shoot worshippers at a mosque with an AK-47 assault rifle is before the courts after Muslim leaders warned against rising hate.

The Western Division is set to become the centre of women’s rugby next June, with the McDonald’s Fiji Drua Women confirmed to play back-to-back home fixtures in Lautoka and Ba in the 2026 Super Rugby Women’s season.

The two men who were charged in the case involving the death of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi have been dismissed, with the case being discontinued in court.

Around 600 graduate, secondary-trained teachers working in primary schools claim they are being paid less than they deserve, despite holding recognised qualifications.