Oceania Fiji A vacancy notice for the post of Director of Public Prosecutions has been posted by the Judicial Services Commission, inviting applications from suitably qualified local and overseas candidates to head Fiji's independent prosecuting authority
Oceania Tuvalu Most in the country say they would vote for their countries to remain constitutional monarchies, according to new research by Lord Ashcroft Polls
Europe San Marino The concert 'In the Sound of the Word' at the Basilica del Santo in San Marino City takes place today, presented by the San Marino Chorale
Europe Italy The regulation of academic careers is to be reformed amid concerns over parts of the system controlling progression; Italy’s complex system is presently based on 370 research areas that are being replaced with 192 new groups
Asia Turkmenistan The 2nd International Conference and Exhibition 'International Transport and Transit Corridors: Interconnection and Development - 2023' started its work in the capital at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry premises
Africa Zimbabwe A cholera epidemic hit Harare, with 21 suspected and seven confirmed cases 'mainly from the western suburbs'
America Trinidad and Tobago Special Olympics Trinidad and Tobago has received a total of $330,000 from the Digicel Foundation in support of preparations and participation in the 2023 World Games in Berlin
Africa Morocco King Mohamed IV approved the Amazigh New Year as an official paid national holiday, after a long campaign by activists for the recognition of the Berber people's calendar
Europe Liechtenstein It will be mandatory for employers to inform their employees about the essential aspects of the employment relationship following the government approval of the consultation report which includes this and other items
Asia India Top wrestlers have been protesting in New Delhi for the past 10 days over the lack of action against the head of the country's wrestling federation, Brijbhushan Sharan Singh, whom they accuse of sexual harassment
Asia North Korea According to NK News' analysis of state media, for the first time in five years the country has begun to widely display propaganda posters against the US and South Korea
Europe Croatia The town of Hum has won a place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the smallest town in the world: just one hundred metres by thirty and a population of only twenty inhabitants
Africa Madagascar The revision of the mining code is at the centre of Parliament's work, after the State pledged to present it by June 2023; a reform that worries professionals and creates distrust in civil society
Europe Hungary Parliament approved a reform of its judicial system promoted by the Orbán government in order to obtain some funds from the European Union that had been blocked for months