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Syrian authorities rescind closures of alcohol-serving bars in Christian areas of Damascus after public outcry. Originally, closures affected around 250 establishments for lacking licenses. Community pushback leads to reversal and …
Syria Reverses Bar Closures in Christian Areas of Damascus Following Outcry Read More
Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has vowed to intensify efforts against drug trade in Koro Island, warning offenders of strict legal consequences. He addressed Koro High School students, emphasizing discipline as key …
Commissioner of Police Vows Tough Crackdown on Drug Trade in Koro Island Read More
The Flying Fijians prepare to face Argentina at the Hong Kong 7s, aiming to improve on their current third-place standing after previously winning gold and bronze. Their recent performances in …
Fiji Faces Argentina in Crucial Match at Hong Kong 7s Read More
Artisan fishermen in Chile protested on March 25, 2023, demanding improved fishing quotas as the Senate discussed a crucial bill. Clashes with riot police occurred after demonstrators faced off with …
Clashes Erupt as Chilean Fishermen Protest New Fishing Legislation Read More
The conflict in Sudan, notably in Khartoum, has escalated, resulting in the death of numerous civilians amidst artillery shelling and aerial strikes. Reports indicate widespread violence, including looting and assaults …
Sudan: Intensifying Conflicts Result in Increased Civilian Casualties Read More
The All Whites face Fiji in a FIFA World Cup qualifier on March 21, aiming for automatic qualification for the 2026 World Cup. New Zealand is favored to win, buoyed …
All Whites vs. Fiji: Key Insights for the FIFA World Cup Qualifier Read More
Fiji will co-facilitate the 2026 Climate Change and Oceans Dialogue in collaboration with Brazil under the UNFCCC. Their joint leadership reflects Fiji’s commitment to addressing climate issues, with Dr. Sivendra …
Fiji Selected as Co-Facilitator for 2026 Climate Change and Oceans Dialogue Read More
Papua New Guinea’s PM James Marape emphasizes economic independence for Bougainville before recognizing its independence. In the Solomon Islands, concerns over relocating coastal villages are rising due to health issues. …
Economic Independence and Environmental Challenges in the Pacific Region Read More
The Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) celebrated its 37th anniversary, reflecting on nearly four decades of cooperation among Melanesian nations. With significant achievements such as the expansion of its Free Trade …
Melanesian Spearhead Group Celebrates 37 Years of Unity and Cooperation Read More
Pais Wisil of Papua New Guinea has broken a 30-year-old national record in the 100m sprint by clocking 10.24 seconds at the Queensland State Titles, surpassing the previous time held …
Pais Wisil Breaks 30-Year-Old National Record in 100m Sprint Read More