The Vanuatu Tourism Office (VTO) is finalising a new marketing strategy aimed at boosting tourism over the next three years. The strategy is set to be launched before the end of this year.

Schools in TORBA Province are expected to see improvements in decision-making, project management, and student outcomes as local school leaders complete the second of a three-part Leadership and Management training course.

Now is not the time to dispute, especially when Vanua’aku Pati (VP) is undergoing a reform to achieve its aspirations.

The redevelopment of Cook Barracks, a VT4.5 billion investment, has officially been completed, marking a major milestone in the Vanuatu-Australia partnership.

The Malvatumari Council of Chiefs CEO Jean Pierre believes that ‘Western influence’ is the root cause of broken families in Vanuatu, and the remedy is custom-arranged marriages.

Members of her own party are now calling for the senior Labour minister to delay spending cuts, as she is understood to remain firm despite their demands.

The bombardment marked Israel's most intense hit on Lebanon for nearly a year as world leaders gathered in Paris to urgently call for de-escalation.

In a hard-hitting article for the Mail, the Tory leadership hopeful and former minister for immigration says the ties which bind the nation together are beginning to 'fray'.

Video of Barron Trump on campus provided a glimpse into the 18-year-old New York University freshman's very particular student life as he studies at the Stern School of Business.

Scientists are investigating what led to the catastrophic implosion of OceanGate's Titan that killed all five crew members, and they uncovered shocking details on Thursday.

Lebanon’s civil aviation authority has banned walkie-talkies and pagers from flights Read Full Article at RT.com

Friends and strangers have set up a makeshift memorial outside the home of a five-year-old boy who was found dead yesterday in Coteau-du-lac.

Shamattawa RCMP are searching for a missing six-year-old boy who hasn’t been seen since Wednesday morning.

B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating the death of a woman who was shot by the RCMP after allegedly barricading herself in a room with a toddler early Thursday morning.

The Baltic Fleet’s sailors and cadets will meet with military sailors from Equatorial Guinea to share experience

Akhmat also eliminated one armored personnel carrier and one self-propelled artillery weapon, the deputy chief of the Main Military-Political Directorate of the Russian Armed Forces Apty Alaudinov said

The strikes were directed by the IDF intelligence units and the IDF Northern Command, the Israel Defense Forces said

SINGAPORE - About 110 people were seen queueing outside the Apple Store on Orchard Road at about 6.10am on Sept 20, ahead of the iPhone 16’s launch. Customers who came to the store on the night of Sept 19 were told by Apple staff to leave and return at 4am the next day to queue. The Apple Store opens at 8am. The iPhone 16 line-up is the first Apple smartphone designed around AI features. Pre-orders for the iPhone 16 began on Sept 13, with the phones becoming available at launch only on Sept 20. Mr Harold Lim, 22, the first person in line at the Apple Store, told The Straits Times that this was his first time queueing for an iPhone. “I came at around 10 plus last night actually, because I thought the queue would be crazy,” said Mr Lim. “I went to a nearby coffeeshop at Shaw Theatres for a few hours... and made my way here at 3am, because I didn’t want to take public transport or a private hire vehicle back and forth.” He then realised he was the first person there.

Emmanuel-Thomas, a 33-year-old striker who currently plays for Scottish Championship side Greenock Morton, was arrested by National Crime Agency (NCA) officers earlier this week.

The situation on the frontline remains extremely difficult, Ukrainian President said

A Papua New Guinean minister deals scathing criticisms of Australia’s aid program valued at more than $600 million this year. 

According to the movement’s Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, experts are analyzing all circumstances surrounding the devices in question

The court granted the investigators’ request and ruled to place six individuals in custody for one month and 30 days

There are several Canadians among the women who say they were sexually abused by Mohamed Al-Fayed, the late owner of Harrods, while serving as employees at the luxury department store in London, CBC News has learned.

NDP Jagmeet Singh and his party are being targeted by social media misinformation attacks that appear to be coming from outside Canada, the party's national director told the inquiry into foreign interference Thursday.

Elon Musk is facing a probe over a post in which he asked how come no one has tried to kill President Joe Biden or VP Kamala Harris Read Full Article at RT.com

One person was fatally stabbed during a rampage in Rotterdam Read Full Article at RT.com

Large-caliber Burkan missiles were used in an attack on the town of Metula and its environs, causing several fires and disrupting power supply to the settlement

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov, for his part, said that Moscow was aware of the West's decision to attack deep into Russian territory and to send appropriate signals to Kiev

In his words, Kiev is not independent from the military point of view, having no material and technical capabilities for independent warfare that involves western weaponry

The delivery was organized as part of military cooperation between Russia and Mali to boost defense and security ties

According to the NOS television channel, the attack occurred near the Erasmusbrug bridge in the city center

A Papua New Guinean minister deals scathing criticisms of Australia’s aid program valued at more than $600 million this year. 

Mogadishu (HOL) — A Somali mother and her four-year-old daughter drowned in the Loing River in northern France on Monday, local reports confirm. The tragedy unfolded in Nemours, located in the Seine-et-Marne region, when the young girl accidentally fell into the river, and her mother drowned while attempting to save her.

Tensions between Egypt and Ethiopia have escalated in recent days. Relations between the two African countries, already strained since 2011 due to Ethiopia’s construction and filling of the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Blue Nile—a project Egypt views as a major threat to its water and food security—have further deteriorated. The recent downturn comes after Egypt forged closer ties with Ethiopia’s rival, Somalia.