Hundreds of thousands of doses of mpox vaccine that the United States had promised to send to African nations are in danger of going to waste, dozens of congressional Democrats said in a letter to the U.S. State Department on Wednesday.

India will resume issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens from July 24 this year, its embassy in China said on Wednesday, the first time in five years as both countries move to repair their rocky relationship.

The Fijian Drua’s Super Rugby season has delivered a powerful boost to Fiji’s economy and tourism industry.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has directed the Ministry of Youth and Sports to work with HFC Bank, the naming rights sponsor of the stadium, to ensure the ground is fixed before the next Flying Fijians Test match next month.

The Ministries of Health and Education are addressing growing concerns over students using AI-generated content for assignments, warning that this practice could undermine academic integrity and compromise professional competence.

A landmark decision by a top UN court has cleared the way for countries to sue each other over climate change, including over historic emissions of planet-warming gases.

This year’s Southern Zone Secondary Schools Rugby Under-18 champions will walk away with an enhanced $2,000 prize pool, thanks to a $1,000 top-up from sponsors, in addition to the existing $1,000 awarded by the competition.

The shortage of mortuary space at the Savusavu Hospital continues to be a major concern for residents of Savusavu and the wider Cakaudrove province.

With just a month to go, the Pacific Nations Cup 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark edition of the tournament, with Rugby World Cup 2027 qualification and a historic U.S. finals series on the line.

The Kadavu province has taken significant strides in reinforcing its traditional leadership, with 85 percent of its chiefly titles now officially filled.

Marcus Rashford says he feels like he is “at home” at Barcelona after completing a season-long loan move to the La Liga club.

The quality of materials used to repair potholes and the lack of proper rural road access were key concerns raised during the Savusavu Town Hall meeting.