- Fiji Seeks Citizen Voices for a Transparent 2027 Election
Fiji ushers in a more participatory era as village-level outreach expands ahead of the next general election. With constitutional reform on the horizon, the government vows a credible, inclusive process that centers public input, minority voices, and youth.
- Blade Angels: Chen Praises US Women’s Figure Skating Trio Ahead of Olympics
Three-time Olympic medalist Nathan Chen is praising the U.S. women’s skating trio—Amber Glenn, Alysa Liu, and Isabeau Levito—nicknamed the “Blade Angels” for their fierce camaraderie and bright prospects. Each skater brings a unique spark: Glenn with a standout triple axel, Liu with evolving artistry and consistency, and Levito with graceful, razor-sharp technique. Liu’s return and joyful approach add a fresh energy as they chase Olympic breakthroughs together, signaling a hopeful moment for Team USA.
- Lautoka Community Pushes Rehab-First Drug Policy
Residents in Lautoka are calling for a rehab-first approach to drug use, seeking to shield youth and reduce crime while offering those struggling a path to recovery. A proposed framework would differentiate casual users from traffickers, aiming for safer communities and renewed hope through rehabilitation over punishment.
- Snow Disrupts Paris Flights as CDG and ORY Face DGAC Reductions
Extreme winter conditions swept across Europe, leaving major hubs like Paris grappling with heavy snowfall and ice. Authorities imposed temporary flight restrictions to keep skies safe, reshaping schedules and travel plans across the region.
- Denmark Flight Disruptions Hit Copenhagen and Aalborg Airports
Denmark’s two busiest airports are grappling with a wave of flight disruptions, sending schedules into flux for travelers. Cancellations and delays ripple across Copenhagen and Aalborg, affecting several major carriers. What’s happening and how travelers can navigate the disruption.
