(Reuters) -Fiji's military will help police maintain law and order, Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama said on Thursday, citing growing concerns of ethnic tension after an election last week resulted in ...
People's Alliance Party leader Sitiveni Rabuka gestures during a church service at the Fijian Teachers Association Hall in Suva, Fiji, Sunday, Dec. 18, 2022. Fijian police on Thursday, Dec. 22, 2022 ...
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Fiji considers state of emergency over drugs and gangs as police and military crackdown ramps up
Fiji's prime minister says the country may soon enter a state of emergency, as the police and military combine for a highly visible crackdown on drug-related gang activity in the island nation. In a ...
The US and Fiji have started talks aimed at strengthening military ties between Washington and the strategically-important Pacific Island nation, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told media after a ...
The youngest son of Fiji's founding father Ratu Kamisese Mara and the brother of the President's wife, he also said the elections were "very unlikely" to happen in 2014 as foreshadowed by military ...
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Fijian police on Thursday said they were calling in the military to help maintain security following a close election last week that is now being disputed. It was an alarming ...
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