While society is modernizing, people living with albinism still face difficulty fitting in, as they are burdened with the stigma of being different.

Development projects in Fiji will face greater scrutiny under the amended Environment Management Act 2025, with authorities being reminded that environmental safeguards must be identified and applied before approvals are granted.

Sir David Beckham, the first English player to win league titles in four countries, was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ​on Friday, the day the U.S.-hosted portion of the 2026 World Cup kicked ‌off with eight matches set for Los Angeles.

Resident doctors in England have called off ​strikes due to start next week after ‌the government made a “last-minute” offer that will be put to a vote of union members, the British ​Medical Association said on Saturday.

The Delhi High Court on Friday issued notices to the makers of Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy after superstar Salman Khan approached the court seeking to stop the film’s release.

U.S. President Donald Trump and mediator Pakistan said on Saturday an initial deal to end the war in ​the Middle East would be signed on Sunday, although Iran denied the signing would take place so soon.

For the past few weeks, whispers across Mumbai’s entertainment circles had sparked curiosity about the latest project of filmmaker Shoojit Sircar.

U.S. forces shot ​down multiple Iranian one-way ‌attack drones heading toward the Strait of Hormuz, ​a source familiar ​with the matter told ⁠Reuters on Friday, in ​the latest military ​flare-up even as Washington and Tehran cite progress in peace ​talks.

Fijian Drua Women captain Bitila Tawake paid tribute to the home supporters after her side secured their first win of the season with a hard fought victory over the Western Force in Lautoka this afternoon.

Thirty-four percent of Fijian children aged five to 11 are engaged in child labour, highlighting the link between poverty, limited access to education, and child exploitation.

The Nasinu Town Council is calling on the Government to introduce a dedicated “Look Nasinu Policy” to address growing infrastructure challenges in Fiji’s largest municipality.

More than 10,000 cane farmers across Fiji are expected to benefit from an increase in the delivery payment, providing a boost to harvesting efforts amid ongoing challenges facing the sugar industry.