On a crisp morning in early November, Romanian veterinarian Oana Vasiliu arrived at the Sindrilita village school with her teaching assistants in tow: a rescue hen named Rodica and a duck called Bubbles.

Dutch police said they took away more than 300 pro-Palestinian protesters who ignored a ban on demonstrations in Amsterdam.

The Cure returned to the top of the UK charts after 32 years on Friday as their long-awaited album “Songs Of A Lost World” went to number one.

After going down to the Flying Fijians this morning in Cardiff, Wales head coach Warren Gatland indicated he hoped for ecstasy rather than agony this weekend but that was not to be the case and his position will come under scrutiny.

The “Bright Journey” medical team from Guangdong Province, China, in collaboration with Pacific Eye Institute has successfully completed 34 cataract surgeries yesterday.

Stung by missing out on major tournaments in the past, Socceroos attacker Brandon Borrello is driven to play a key role in Australia’s path to 2026 World Cup qualification.

Pop megastar Taylor Swift was the big winner at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

England captain Jos Buttler has bounced back to form after a months-long injury layoff with a brutal innings of 83 in a seven-wicket win for his team against West Indies in the second Twenty20 international.

Republicans were close to clinching control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

As the Pacific heads into COP29 in Azerbaijan, Pacific Islands Forum Chair and Prime Minister of Tonga, Hu’akavameiliku, says the key goal for the negotiations must be to keep the 1.5-degree Celsius goal alive.

Permanent Secretary for Trade, Co-operatives and MSMEs Shaheen Ali has highlighted the significant opportunities for trade, investment, and development in the Pacific.

The University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem, has labelled the comments made by Attorney General Graham Leung as derogatory and demoralizing to young lawyers.