International
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Fiji weighs Gaza stabilisation invite as decision looms
Fiji has received an invitation to join a Gaza stabilization mission, but no decision has been made yet. The government says its position will be announced in the coming days after careful consideration of international duties and national priorities.
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Fiji-UK Ties Strengthened Ahead of Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting in Nadi
Fiji and the United Kingdom reaffirm a strong partnership as they gear up for a major Commonwealth gathering in Nadi. The talks spotlight joint strides in climate, oceans, trade, and security, hinting at new avenues for collaboration and Fiji’s growing role on the regional and global stage.
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ICCR Alumni Spark Momentum in India-Fiji Ties
Last night’s event in Suva spotlighted ICCR scholars who have quietly become a force in Fiji’s development—across education, governance, culture and more. As leaders of both nations praise deeper ties, the journeys of these alumni hint at a future shaped by collaboration and shared ambition.
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Fiji-China Deepen Ties as Diplomatic Partnership Nears 51 Years
Fiji and China celebrate decades of partnership as they pursue deeper cooperation across trade, infrastructure, and essential services. In recent talks, officials signaled renewed commitments and new projects aimed at regional growth and shared prosperity, marking a fresh chapter in their long-standing relationship.
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Cook Islands and U.S. Launch Non-Binding Framework for Ocean Mineral Supply Chains
A new non-binding framework between the Cook Islands and the United States explores closer collaboration on critical minerals and deep-sea resources. Built on sovereign seabed governance and strong environmental safeguards, it emphasizes research, governance excellence, and responsible investment—without licenses or timelines.
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Fiji-Australia push for deeper economic ties as trade hits $4.4B
Australia and Fiji are signaling a bold new chapter of deeper economic integration, shared values, and stronger collaboration. From trade and supply chains to joint defense exercises and everyday, people-to-people links, the partnership is moving beyond traditional diplomacy. A vibrant Suva Australia Day event hinted at a future where prosperity and security go hand in…
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90 Fijian Workers Head to Australia Under New Labor Mobility Program
Ninety Fijian workers are heading to Australia under a government labor mobility scheme, joining thousands already abroad. The move promises better opportunities for families back home, even as it comes with the emotional cost of distance. With new support officers in place, the journey signals both hope and responsibility.
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Waitangi Day in Suva Signals Strengthening NZ-Fiji Ties
Greg Andrews, New Zealand’s High Commissioner to Fiji, marked Waitangi Day in Suva with a message of enduring partnership. He spotlighted joint work—from climate resilience to regional security—under the Duavata Partnership, signaling a shared path for a more resilient Pacific. The remarks underscored values of unity and hospitality at the heart of NZ-Fiji ties.
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Fijian Scholar’s ICCR-Funded Delhi University Journey Sparks Hope and Diversity
From Kadavu to Delhi University, a Fiji student turns a two-year scholarly journey into a tapestry of language, culture, and resilience. His story hints at how education can unite diverse worlds and spark hope for communities back home.
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Waitangi Day Sparks New Zealand–Fiji Trade Momentum in the Pacific
On Waitangi Day, explore the enduring ties between Aotearoa New Zealand and Fiji — a bond shaped by family, culture, and a rapidly growing partnership. Through the Duavata framework and expanding trade and travel links, this Pacific story reveals new avenues of shared prosperity and collaboration.