International
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India’s 5-Ton Cowpea Seed Gift Sparks Fiji’s Farming Outlook
Five tonnes of high-yield cowpea seeds are set to transform Fiji’s farms, in what’s described as the largest seed initiative in the country’s history. The delivery aims to boost yields, food security, and rural livelihoods, signaling a new era of agricultural collaboration and prosperity for Fiji’s farming communities.
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Australian Volunteer Sparks Digital Transformation for Fiji NGOs
An Australian volunteer spends a transformative year in Fiji, blending cloud upgrades with hands-on training to boost digital skills in two community partners. From launching a website to empowering a local rugby team with fresh content strategy, the journey shows how tech and culture can spark lasting impact long after the assignment ends.
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Fiji Airways cancels two Nadi–Dallas flights amid US winter storm
Winter weather in the Dallas area has forced Fiji Airways to cancel two Nadi–Dallas flights. The airline says it’s actively contacting affected passengers to arrange rebookings and provide assistance, underscoring safety as the top priority.
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India-Fiji Relations Enter a New Era: Healthcare Hubs, Defense Ties and Diaspora Momentum
India and Fiji are expanding their partnership across health, education, and defense, anchored in a rich diaspora legacy. From inaugurating a 600-bed hospital in Muddenahalli to plans for a 100-bed Suva facility, the collaboration spans telemedicine, healthcare access, and joint defense initiatives. High-level visits and cultural exchanges signal a pivotal moment for bilateral ties and…
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India-Fiji Ties Deepen with New Hospital Plan and Pacific Cooperation
India signals a renewed partnership with Fiji and the wider Pacific, grounded in trust and shared values. With 2025 framed as a turning point, the collaboration spans health, energy, and education—highlighted by a landmark Suva hospital project that underscores a commitment to regional resilience and mutual prosperity.
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Greenland Gambit Tests Pacific Nations’ Self-Determination
Pacific leaders confront a modern test of sovereignty as renewed interest from a major power in Greenland raises alarms about self-determination and economic coercion. Experts warn that coercive tactics could reshape regional loyalties and threaten small nations, underscoring the need for collective vigilance in a shifting global stage.
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UN Warns as Global Internet Shutdowns Reach Record Highs
Across more than 54 countries, governments are cutting online access during protests, elections, and emergencies. A global assessment warns that these internet blackouts threaten freedom of expression, access to information, and human rights, with 2024 recorded as the worst year yet. As connectivity becomes essential for participation and aid, the true cost of disruption is…
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Fiji to Host Key IEPA Trade Talks in Suva as Pacific Co-Chair
Fiji steps into the spotlight as Pacific Co-Chair for the IEPA Trade Committee, hosting a week-long dialogue in Suva to advance trade cooperation and regional growth. With EU and Pacific delegates, bilateral talks, and a Global Sourcing Workshop on the fisheries sector, the meetings explore new pathways for market access and sustainable development across the…
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Fiji Joins Commonwealth Observer Group for Bangladesh Elections
Fiji steps onto the international stage with a pivotal role in observing Bangladesh’s parliamentary elections and national referendum. A former president leads a diverse Commonwealth team, united to uphold integrity, transparency, and inclusivity. The move signals Fiji’s evolving role in regional and global democratic governance.
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Fiji and New Zealand Deepen Ties in First Ministerial Talks Under the Duavata Partnership
Fiji’s new Foreign Affairs and External Trade Minister hosted New Zealand’s Foreign Minister in a landmark meeting that underscored a renewed, practical partnership. The talks touched on climate action, economic resilience, regional security, and stronger people-to-people links under the Duavata Partnership, hinting at tangible gains for both Pacific nations.