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Bulgaria’s government resigns amid mounting protests, just weeks before the country joins the euro zone. The move sets the stage for a pivotal moment in reforms, trust, and the path ahead.

After 185 years, a controversial figure returns to Fiji, igniting a conversation about memory, justice, and the meaning of home. As traditional ceremonies and somber reflections unfold, the homecoming offers a moment for reconciliation and a deep dive into a chapter many would rather forget—or never forget.

Fiji faces a troubling rise in youth crime, prompting a respected church leader to call for a return to core values. He champions practical volunteerism and meaningful youth engagement as paths to give young people purpose and help communities rebuild.

Across the Caribbean, a new wave of enforcement tightens the grip on Venezuelan oil shipments, elevating pressure on Nicolás Maduro. With ships rerouting and authorities signaling more actions to come, the region braces for a pivotal test of sanctions and maritime security in the weeks ahead.

A new bidding round has kicked off to finish the Lautoka swimming pool, signaling a renewed focus on tighter contracts and transparent governance. This move comes after earlier audit concerns about planning and project management, aiming to restore confidence in public developments.

An official inquiry into recently circulated leaked messages involving senior officers is underway, with a firm vow to base findings on solid evidence. As investigators verify context and credibility, they aim to untangle complex networks while safeguarding the rights of those named.

Two new loan products aim to boost family welfare and spark business growth nationwide. One makes homeownership more accessible—even for those without traditional payslips—while the other offers flexible, revolving credit to keep cash flowing for farmers, traders, and service providers. With dedicated support for women, youth, people with disabilities, and rural communities, these options could…

Graduation signals a bold new chapter for Peggy Ravusiro, a medical student balancing the rigors of study with a budding pageant journey. From Papua New Guinea roots to Northern Division aspirations, her story celebrates resilience, compassion, and the power of facing challenges head-on.

Significant support lands for 36 kava farmers in Ra, equipping them with essential tools to boost yields and shift from subsistence plots to commercial farming. As plans unfold, hopes rise for Soa’s kava reputation and Ra’s emergence as an agricultural hub.

Ardie Savea clinches his third NZ Rugby Player of the Year honor, capping a season full of milestone moments. A teenage Black Ferns standout also shines, hinting at a bright future for New Zealand rugby.

Fiji’s elevation to Tier-One rugby brings the referees into the spotlight. A senior referee manager outlines a bold push to lift officiating—from grassroots training to the international stage—emphasizing that strong refereeing is key to Fiji’s rugby ambitions and the game’s integrity.

Fiji launches its first nationwide wastewater monitoring program to map drug use and flag emerging threats. Developed with international partners and universities, quarterly analyses promise a science-based view of community health and drug trends across the islands. A new chapter in regional collaboration and public safety begins.

An electric night at the Bernabéu produced a dramatic shift in Europe’s big clash. A pivotal moment from the spot and a sharp, opportunistic strike tipped the scales as Manchester City wrestled control, even as Madrid showed their bite early on. The result tightens the group and signals a challenging patch for Real Madrid.