Syrian security forces used gunfire on Tuesday to break up two rival groups of demonstrators in the coastal town of Latakia, heartland of the country’s Alawite minority, witnesses and officials said.

If you’re watching Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 27, you may be wondering, where is Fin? The actor who’s played the tough yet tender Sgt. Fin Tutuola since season 2 of the long-running procedural, Ice-T, has an answer.

CWM Hospital Surgical Registrar Dr Ana Tugia has revealed that seven out of every ten people in the nation’s working-age group are living with diabetes, a statistic she describes as a clear sign that Fiji is deep in a public health emergency.

UNICEF Pacific Deputy Representative Roshni Basu says Fiji’s latest child poverty findings reveal a sobering reality: that while progress has been made, too many children are still being left behind.

A flash flood warning remains in force for low-lying and flood-prone areas across Vanua Levu as persistent rainfall continues to affect the country.

The hearing date for Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service, Sevuloni Naucukidi, has been set for April.

Olivia Yacé, who represented Côte d’Ivoire at last week’s Miss Universe 2025, has already stepped down from the title she won.

A record number of Americans had been expected to fly during Thanksgiving, but a 43-day government shutdown dampened demand for one of the year’s busiest travel seasons.

Theirs is a meet-cute for the ages: Claire Stengl, decked out in country-western attire, is about to perform as Patsy Cline at the Wisconsin State Fair; Mike Sardina, with his long sideburns and decked out in his worn black leather jacket, is refusing to perform as Don Ho — but one thing he can’t resist is talking to her.

When the BBC launched an expansion into the U.S. in June, its head of news promised “trust at a time of dramatic global uncertainty”.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces will today present their Matanigasau to the Great Council of Chiefs (GCC), a significant moment in the military’s ongoing nationwide reconciliation efforts.

Fiji is estimated to lose $50 million in revenue every year due to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing across its waters.