The iTaukei Land Trust Board is moving to create a sustainable financial institution aimed at turning land-derived income into long-term wealth for iTaukei landowners.

China has vowed a “resolute ​response” to safeguard its industries if the European ‌Union goes ahead with restrictions against Chinese companies or products, according to its commerce ministry.

European countries should have shown more solidarity and offered more support to Spain after the mass arrival in Ceuta of tens of thousands of migrants, ​Spanish King Felipe VI said during a gala dinner to ‌mark a visit by French President Emmanuel Macron.

Electricity reconnection timeframes have come under scrutiny, as concerns have been raised on whether the public’s experience match the policy outlined by Energy Fiji Limited.

Concerns are being raised over whether Fijians will have enough time and freedom to properly debate major constitutional changes under the revised National Referendum Bill.

The Fiji Zone Taxi Association says the extension of the temporary taxi fare adjustment will provide some relief to operators, but more work is needed to secure a permanent fare structure.

Nearly 2,000 participants are expected to attend next week’s Pre-COP meeting in Nadi, Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change Dr Sivendra Michael said in a press briefing on Monday.

Fiji Football Association CEO Mohammed Yusuf says this year’s FMF Inter-District Championship is shaping up to be one of the toughest in recent years.

An informal poll by the United Nations Security CouncilThe first and third polls, ​held in July and September, also showed Grynspan narrowly ahead while ⁠an August poll placed Guyana’s UN ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett in the top spot.

Members of the Army Bears Women’s Team and Navy Albatross Men’s Team presented their 2026 Fiji National Rugby League Vodafone Cup championship trophies to the Republic of the Fiji Military Forces yesterday.

The race for a place in the Skipper and Marama Cup quarter-finals is heating up, with just two rounds of competition remaining before the top teams are confirmed.

North Korea said on Wednesday that South Korea will pay a price for shifting the blame to Pyongyang for a mine blast that seriously wounded two South Koreans at the Demilitarized Zone border and warned it will retaliate if the South opens ​fire on its troops.