The Kaiviti Silktails Rugby League Football Club has drawn a clear line between its battle hardened past and an ambitious future with the launch of a powerful new logo, a symbol forged by adversity, resilience and an unbreakable Kaiviti spirit.

Australia quick Josh Hazlewood intends to continue playing international cricket in all formats despite missing the entire Ashes series because of injury.

The Ministry of Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport has established the Engineers’ Registration Board to regulate engineers.

Fiji has created history with Minister for Environment and Climate Change Mosese Bulitavu elected Vice-President of the Bureau for the Eighth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly, UNEA-8.

Prada (1913.F), will make a limited-edition collection of sandals in India inspired by the country’s traditional footwear, selling each pair at around 800 euros ($930), Prada senior executive Lorenzo Bertelli told Reuters, turning a backlash over cultural appropriation into a collaboration with Indian artisans.

Vio Island is highly exposed to cyclones, making climate safety a top priority this season.

King Charles said his treatment for cancer can be reduced in the next year as he talked about his experience living with the disease in a televised address.

In a sunlit Barcelona studio, models pose in garments stitched and screen-printed by migrants who once played cat-and-mouse with police to sell counterfeit goods on the Spanish city’s streets.

A joint Saudi-Emirati military delegation arrived in Aden to discuss measures aimed at defusing tensions in southern Yemen.

Time magazine named the architects of artificial intelligence its “Person of the Year” on Thursday, citing their ability to deliver the age of thinking machines with transformative technology.

U.S. intelligence officials temporarily suspended sharing some key information with Israel during the Biden administration over concerns about its conduct of the war in Gaza, according to six people familiar with the matter.

Lagos’ bustling streets have become a canvas for bold murals and vibrant graffiti as the city hosts its first Street Art Festival.