The island of Motalava in TORBA Province shipped its first copra to Espiritu Santo on 31 December 2025, sold to Future Fund Company, following a rise in local and international prices.

The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) has confirmed that examination results for Year 10, Year 12 and Year 13 will not be broadcast on Radio Vanuatu this year due to budget constraints.

Vanuatu will fully benefit from trade, investment, and labour opportunities under the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER) Plus, a regional deal with Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Island nations, once it meets strict market requirements, including biosecurity, food…

A reliable source has confirmed to the Vanuatu Daily Post that as of yesterday, seven suspects allegedly involved in Vanuatu’s unprecedented airport robbery have been arrested and taken into police custody for further investigation and questioning.

The ministry noted that specialists from the unmanned systems troops have reduced the reconnaissance-to-strike cycle to a minimum

In addition, Russian FPV strike drone crews hit two Kvertus and Bukovel electronic warfare stations

Miroshnik specified that compared with November, both the number of wounded and those killed increased

According to Vulin, one of the key missions of the Russian Historical Society is to counter efforts to distort the past

The authorities in Venezuela derived their mandate from an electoral process that failed to respect the will of the people for democratic change

An international organization that often finds itself at the centre of human rights conflicts in developing countries has turned its attention to a small town in southwest Nova Scotia.

Mamata Banerjee also accused the EC of adopting what she described as «wrong, unconstitutional and undemocratic» methods in carrying out the revision exercise ahead of assembly elections. The TMC supremo’s fresh set of allegations against the poll panel was made on a day when her party MP Derek O’Brien moved the Supreme Court against the EC, claiming it has taken recourse to “arbitrary and procedurally irregular actions” for conducting the ongoing SIR in West Bengal.

Facing upcoming Class X and XII board exams, CBSE has launched free psycho-social counselling services until June 1. Students can access a 24/7 toll-free IVRS for guidance on stress and preparation. Weekdays offer tele-counselling with 73 trained professionals, including international experts. Digital resources on stress management are also available online, promoting emotional well-being for confident exam approaches.

Police in the capital area called in the National Police Commissioner’s Special Forces to assist with a police operation at a residential property in the Rimahverfi neighborhood last night. The Special Forces’ involvement has now concluded, but police are still working at the scene.

A 25-year-old woman was leaving Bazaar Restaurant in Captain Cook Square, Middlesbrough, on December 13, when she was sexually assaulted.

Eating With Tod, whose real name is Toby Inskip, hit back at critics and fellow influencer Richard Crampton-Platt, who described the food at the event as 'some of the worst I'd ever eaten'.

Managers of Ceno Bar and Restaurant in Southampton said illegal migrants have damaged the business and made it almost 'impossible to operate'.

More than £400million was poured into just ten Londonhomes in 2025 as the capital's super-prime property market continued to attract billionaires, and household celebrities.

Gathering his senior team for the first time in 2026, Keir Starmer talked up his action to ease pressure - admitting that will be what the government is judged on come the election.

A 36-year-old male Chinese national, who attempted to smuggle duty-unpaid cigarettes into Singapore by wrapping the contraband items in aluminium foil, had his attempt foiled by Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers at Changi Airport.The incident took place on Dec 27, said ICA in a Facebook post on Tuesday (Jan 6).The authority's search and examination officers noticed anomalies in the scanned images of a baggage and proceeded to conduct further checks.During the checks, 209 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes were found wrapped in aluminium foil in the baggage.Based on the pictures in ICA's post, there was an assortment of at least three different brands/flavours.

A New Zealand woman who flew to Auckland from Singapore was caught with 18.45kg of methamphetamine in her luggage.New Zealand Customs said on Tuesday (Jan 6) that the 33-year-old had arrived at Auckland Airport on Jan 4.She was referred to Customs for further questioning, where officers checked her belongings and discovered 18 vacuum-sealed packages containing a white crystalline substance in her baggage.Tests determined that the substance to be meth, also known as «Ice».The seized drug could produce 922,500 doses and has a potential street value of NZ$5.53 million (S$4 million), estimated the New Zealand Customs.According to the New Zealand Herald, the woman was on flight SQ285, which flies directly from Singapore to Auckland.It is unknown if she had departed from Singapore, or if she was transiting through Changi Airport.She was charged in court on Monday Jan 5 with importing a Class A controlled drug into the country.The New Zealand Herald also cited court documents as showing that she does not have a registered home address in New Zealand.She could be given the death penalty if found guilty.

The UP CM termed the act a significant step, which is poised to be a landmark achievement for India's rural landscape. He added that the press conference was called because those who had long plundered the country's resources are now worried about exposure of their misdeeds.

Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee alleged the BJP used 'tricks' by denying his helicopter clearance for a rally, forcing him to borrow one from Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren. Despite the delay, Banerjee vowed to address supporters, emphasizing his determination against rival tactics. The TMC confirmed arranging the helicopter with the Jharkhand government's assistance.

The Supreme Court has criticized the CAQM for its inaction on Delhi's air pollution, ordering a meeting with experts within two weeks to devise long-term solutions. Meanwhile, Prithviraj Chavan made a controversial statement linking US operations in Venezuela to potential threats against India's Prime Minister.

Tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the Pacific Palisades fire, which destroyed 7,000 homes and businesses, killing 12 people and displacing nearly 100,000 residents.

[RFI] Central African Republic President Faustin-Archange Touadera has won a third term in office, securing an outright majority in the presidential election held on 28 December, provisional results from the electoral commission showed on Monday night.