Iraq’s prime minister will visit Washington to deepen strategic ​ties with the United States, with oil and gas ‌deals expected to be signed as part of a broader push for economic, trade and investment cooperation.

Spanish biologist and soccer fan Jesus Ortea has named a newly discovered species of sea ​snail in honour of Vozinha, the Cape Verde ‌goalkeeper who stunned fans by denying all goal attempts by Spain in his World Cup debut.

The government is considering a resettlement program to support people who have moved to urban areas but now want to return to their rural villages and maritime communities.

Fiji Airways is being urged to review its investment priorities as rising operational costs continue to put pressure on the airline.

The National Federation Party has proposed replacing Fiji’s current electoral system with a Mixed Member Proportional system, saying it will be easier for people to understand and provide fairer representation.

A $1.78 million evacuation centre will be built for Tamavua Village in Suva as the government strengthens disaster preparedness and recognises the community’s contribution to national water resources.

After four rounds of the Fiji National Rugby League Vodafone Cup competition, development officer Sale Tubuna says he has seen a lot of improvement from teams compared to last year’s competition.

The Fiji Football Association has announced a squad of 54 locally based players for the second phase of the Fiji Under-19 National team selection process, following the successful completion of nationwide open trials and talent identification programs.

After four rounds of the Fiji National Rugby League Vodafone Cup competition, development officer Sale Tubuna says he has seen a lot of improvement from teams compared to last year’s competition.

Argentina is through to the FIFA World Cup semis after surviving a thrilling quarter-final against Switzerland this afternoon beating them 3-1.

Five people were injured and two were ​pronounced dead following an active shooter incident ‌in Toronto on Saturday, according to a police emergency alert on X.

When Luke Prokop became the first openly gay player under contract with an NHL team five years ago, he set off on a trailblazing path that thrust him into the spotlight and brought the responsibility of representing and helping ​his community.