A new exhibition opening at London’s British Museum this week looks beyond Korea’s pop culture to explore 2,000 years of the country’s artistic ​and cultural heritage.

Portugal’s parliament approved, in the ‌first reading, a contentious rental market overhaul aimed at speeding up evictions and ending rent controls on new leases in what the centre-right government hopes will encourage landlords to put more homes on the market.

Shiva Shivneel Prasad has been sentenced to six years and six months in prison for deliberately driving a vehicle at a man outside a Savusavu supermarket.

Fiji’s imports jumped by $101 million in July, reaching $776 million compared with $675 million in the same month last year.

Fiji is preparing for an ageing population, with the Government developing a new policy focused on how older people are supported as they live longer.

The most successful side in the FMF Inter District Championship history, Ba, will be chasing their 26^th title in Suva next week.

As autumn approaches, the rhythmic thud of wooden mallets pounding lamb meat can ​be heard across Indian Kashmir as cooks prepare a traditional ‌meal served at weddings – a multi-course mutton feast called Wazwan.

Poland will deploy new rules of engagement to counter threats in its airspace ​from the beginning of October, Polish Defence ‌Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz said on Wednesday during a press briefing.

France and Britain are discussing ending their “one in, one out” Channel migration deal, a French interior ministry source said, with Paris unwilling to extend a pilot scheme due to expire ‌on Thursday.

The Government’s proposed Constitution would retain Fijian as the common identity for all citizens, while allowing Indigenous Fijians to be referred to as iTaukeinivanua o Viti.

Drug-related incidents in schools increased last year, with 3,143 cases reported, up from 3,041 the previous year.

The bus industry could learn as early as today whether the government will provide support to help offset rising
operating costs.