Oceania Solomon Islands With newly improved roads in Auki, provincial police appealed to drivers in Malaita to use responsibility and greater care in driving; reckless driving had reportedly increased since works began, forcing to monitor underage drivers and speeding vehicles
America Saint Kitts and Nevis Bradshaw House, home of the late Right Excellent Sir Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw, the First National Hero, will be renovated and become a national museum
Asia Taiwan The European Economic Trade Office in Taipei celebrated Europe Day and the 20th anniversary of the establishment of EETO at the Huashan 1914 Creative Park in Taipei, with a focus on Ukraine
Africa Togo Parliament has approved the country's accession to two international conventions aimed at protecting maritime activities; one will allow measures to ensure the growth of fish species, particularly Atlantic tuna
Asia Syria 69 tonnes of medicines and medical supplies for people in northern Syria recovering from the devastating earthquakes in February are on their way to the country
Asia Sri Lanka The foundation stone for the construction of a new auditorium at the SLAF Academy in China Bay was laid, thanks to a grant donated by the Indian Air Force
America Haiti Haiti ranks 99th in the Reporters Sans Frontieres World Press Freedom Index 2023, falling 29 places from the previous year, among the countries in the index with the steepest decline in the Americas region
America Jamaica The Martha Brae-Holland road in Trelawny rehabilitation is fully completed, said the National Works Agency
Asia Vietnam The country wants to thoroughly investigate TikTok for 'toxic' content; the Ministry of Information and Communications said the investigation will begin on the 15th and last until the end of May
Africa Zambia The Christian Churches Monitoring Group has requested that more information be released on the results of the 2022 population and housing census conducted by the Zambia Statistics Agency
Europe Vatican City Cardinal Parolin, Vatican Secretary of State, will represent Pope Francis at the Coronation of King Charles III
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
Oceania Vanuatu Justice Minister John Still Tari Qetu has stressed that he does not want other Government persons to interfere in the appointment of members of the forthcoming Commissions of Inquiry into matters of public interest
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