Sports
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Northpole FC Clinches Back-to-Back Fiji Club Crown in Dominant Grand Final
Northpole FC seals back-to-back glory in Fiji’s top club championship with a commanding final display. A polished performance hints at a bright future for Fijian football and the ongoing dominance of the Babasiga Lions.
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Jeremiah Raibevu College Clinches Its First National Badminton Title
Jeremiah Raibevu College celebrates a historic moment as Isimeli Nayacakalou clinches the C Grade title at the national badminton championships, just months after the sport was added to the school’s program. A testament to quick adaptation and quiet determination, the win is setting the stage for a broader badminton push next year.
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Berlin Talks Set the Stage for Zelenskiy’s Push for a Dignified Peace in Ukraine
Berlin hosts high-stakes diplomacy as Zelenskiy and Western partners press for a dignified peace for Ukraine, including guarantees against future aggression. Weekend talks lay the groundwork for a broader summit and a path toward a lasting ceasefire and security.
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Bula FC Sign 19-Year-Old Australian Talent Zacariah Harang to Boost Their Midfield
Zacariah Harang, a 19-year-old midfielder from Sydney, has joined Bula FC, adding fresh youth and creativity ahead of the new season. With a strong futsal background and international exposure, Harang brings technical flair and a hungry mindset to the squad. A dream realized for the rising talent, this signing signals Bula FC’s intent for a…
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Momentum Grows in Pacific Push to End Violence Against Women and Girls
New regional efforts are redefining how the Pacific prevents and responds to violence against women and girls, rallying governments, partners, and communities around a refreshed strategy and shared milestones.
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UK-EU Leaders Eye Frozen Russian Assets to Fund Ukraine Amid US-Led Peace Push
Two European leaders weigh bold steps to resolve the Ukraine crisis, from U.S.-led peace efforts to tapping frozen Russian assets for Ukraine’s needs. They stressed unwavering European support and a long-haul commitment to a fair, lasting peace, underscoring a strengthened transatlantic resolve for stability.
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Maria Kalesnikava Freed: Belarus Opposition Icon Sparks Hope
Maria Kalesnikava, a symbol of Belarusian resistance, is freed along with dozens of political prisoners. Her unwavering courage—flaunted even in a courtroom—ignites renewed hope for democracy in Belarus.
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Green Urges Vigilance Ahead of Adelaide Ashes Test
Adelaide hosts a high-stakes chapter of the Ashes as Cameron Green urges Australia to stay level after back-to-back wins. With England’s fearless approach and a heat-patrolled battlefield looming, momentum could hinge on a single moment.
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Kaiviti Silktails Kick Off Preseason as New Logo Unveiled
Preseason is firing up for the Kaiviti Silktails as players and coaching staff test new tactics and build valuable experience. With a bold new logo and plans unfolding off the field, the season ahead promises growth, resilience, and fresh momentum.
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Flying Fijians: Young props Hyot and Sokobale Impress on Europe Tour
Two young Fiji props, Tim Hyot and Atunaisa Sokobale, make their international debuts on the European tour, handling pressure beyond their years. Sokobale’s Spain try is highlighted as a defining moment, signaling a hungry, evolving front row. Coach Mick Byrne emphasizes growth and depth as Fiji eyes the Nations Cup and beyond.
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Mark Evans Bids Farewell to the Fijian Drua, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Mark Evans exits the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua after a three-year sprint that reshaped the club and its community. From breakthrough performances to a renewed focus on developing local talent, his era leaves the Drua poised for what comes next in Fiji rugby.
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Thailand Rejects Ceasefire as Cambodia Border Clashes Intensify
Border tensions flare as Bangkok rejects any ceasefire and vows to keep up operations along the disputed frontier. Mediation efforts and ASEAN observers watch closely as civilians bear the brunt of renewed clashes. The coming steps could redefine the region’s fragile pause.
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QVS Old Boys Edge RKS Old Boys in Suva Sovanivalu Shield Thriller
In a dramatic Sovanivalu Shield clash at Albert Park, QVS Old Boys sparked a late surge to outpace rivals in a hard-fought showdown. Head coach Seremaia Waqanisau praised meticulous prep and a relentless defensive effort that powered the win, with the roaring crowd setting the scene. The day also featured a convincing showing from RKS…
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Army Green Clinches Historic Wairiki 7s Trophy, Breaks Winless Drought
Army Green finally ends a long winless run with a landmark victory at the Fiji Bitter Wairiki 7s. A hard-fought final, their first trophy at the event, and a celebratory prize mark a memorable chapter in their journey.
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Kaite Development Side Seals Plate Semi in Sudden-Death Thriller at Flame Tree Waimanu Sevens
– Kaite’s sevens side rode a dramatic finish to book a plate semi-final spot, with a development squad stepping up to push young talent forward. A tightened defense and smart game plans promise an intriguing next test. – From Nakorosule to the Flame Tree Waimanu Sevens, Kaite blends youth development with a big-game mindset as…
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Northpole FC to Face 4R FC in National Club Championship Final
Defending champions Northpole FC march to the final, setting up a high-stakes title clash with 4R FC. Expect a tense, fiercely contested showdown at the Fiji FA Academy Ground as two in-form sides chase the trophy.
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Grassroots Netball Gets a Boost as Australian U15 Teams Visit Fiji
Tagimocia U15s hosted a visiting Australian side for a two-day Suva showcase, where the emphasis was on exposure and development over results. A valuable learning curve for players and coaches as they head into the new season.
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Thousands Demand Orban’s Resignation as Juvenile Detention Scandal Rocks Hungary
Thousands gathered in Budapest as Hungary confronts a widening scandal over abuse at a juvenile detention center. With calls for accountability and a tightening of oversight, the political stakes rise ahead of the upcoming elections and the future of child protection in the country.
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Khawaja Set to Return for Adelaide Ashes Test as Australia Look to Seal the Series
Usman Khawaja says he’s fit for Adelaide and ready to contribute as he marks his 39th birthday. With a back issue behind him and Australia holding a 2-0 lead in the Ashes, the veteran faces a fresh challenge from rising teammates and a hungry squad. The next Test could redefine the push for the urn.
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Northpole FC Clinches Grand Final Berth, Faces 4R FC in Title Clash
Defending champions Northpole FC edged through in a tense Group B decider, with Ilisoni Lolaivalu producing a crucial brace. Verata fought hard, but Northpole’s know-how sealed the win and set up a grand final with 4R FC at the Fiji FA Academy Ground.
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Fiji U18 Rugby League Heads into Sevens to Keep Junior Bati Ready
Fiji’s Under-18 rugby league squad took on a new challenge in the sevens arena at the Flame Tree Waimanu 7s, aiming to stay sharp in the off-season. The experience underscored the different demands of rugby sevens and what’s ahead for the Junior Bati program. A story of adaptation, growth, and the path young players tread…
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Si Woo Kim Declines LIV, Stays with PGA Tour
Si Woo Kim reportedly turned down LIV Golf to stay with the PGA Tour. With a strong 2025 behind him, the decision spotlights the evolving landscape of men’s golf and what loyalty could mean for a player’s legacy.
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Bula FC’s 13th Warrior: Ivan Kumar’s journey from backyard games to pro football
Bula FC adds a veteran touch to the squad with Ivan Kumar stepping in as the 13th Warrior. Hailing from Suva, Kumar arrives with a hard‑working, disciplined mindset forged through years of dedication. His arrival hints at a season of added depth and tighter defense as the Warriors chase new heights.
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Kim Jong Un Honors North Korean Engineers After Kursk Mission
– Kim Jong Un lauded a North Korean regiment’s homecoming from a Russia deployment, praising their “heroic” actions and mass loyalty as families gathered in Pyongyang. The ceremony highlighted rising military ties and honored fallen soldiers with high distinctions. – A Pyongyang ceremony spotlighted North Korea’s evolving ties with Russia, with Kim Jong Un praising…
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Maisamoa Earns 2026 Mike Friday Select 7s Slot Ahead of Coral Coast Fiji 7s
Manueli Maisamoa has been named to the Mike Friday Select 7s ahead of the Coral Coast showdown in Sigatoka. Expect blistering pace, sharp footwork, and a new spark for a squad gearing up for a high-octane season.
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Golden Wave: Buenos Aires Hosts World-Record-Breaking Golden Retriever Gathering
Buenos Aires’ Bosques de Palermo turned into a sea of gold as hundreds of golden retrievers gathered for a day of wagging tails, festive outfits, and canine camaraderie. From playful puppies to calm seniors, owners and their furry friends created a moment of pure joy and community.
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Top Admiral’s Sudden Retirement Sparks Caribbean Policy Speculation
A major leadership reshuffle unfolds as tensions in the Caribbean tighten. With a revived Monroe Doctrine shaping new U.S. tactics, the coming months could redefine how the United States engages Latin America.
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Trump Declares Thailand-Cambodia Border Ceasefire, Seeks Lasting Peace
A fragile ceasefire ends days of heavy border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, hinting at a path back to long-standing peace efforts. Diplomats emphasize de-escalation and renewed dialogue, but the road to lasting peace—and relief for those displaced—remains uncertain.
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U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Brazilian Justice Official Moraes, Signaling Lula-Trump Thaw
An unexpected pivot in US-Brazil relations signals a new chapter for diplomacy and power dynamics in the region. With sanctions eased and political lines shifting, observers wonder what comes next for Lula, Bolsonaro, and the courts.
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New Zealand High Commissioner to Fiji bids farewell as successor set to take over in January
Four years of diplomacy in Fiji wrap up as the New Zealand High Commissioner concludes her term. A new chapter begins with a fresh leader at the helm, signaling ongoing momentum and evolving collaboration in the Fiji–New Zealand relationship.