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Fiji’s Growth at Risk as Global Tensions and Cyclones Hit Economy
in Fiji NewsFiji’s economy faces headwinds this year from global tensions and the cyclone season, with external shocks threatening growth. New risks around visas and travel advisories could weigh on activity and visitor arrivals. Yet, stronger remittance inflows are lending a welcome glimmer of resilience to households amid the pressures.
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Pentagon Guidance Sparks Scouting America Overhaul and New Military Service Badge
in NewsPentagon-guided policy shifts are pushing Scouting America to rethink its mission, traditions, and ties to the military. A new Military Service merit badge and changes affecting transgender youth signal a pivotal moment in the organization’s evolving identity and future direction.
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Demi Moore Debuts Bold Bob at Milan Fashion Week Gucci Show
in NewsAt Milan Fashion Week, Demi Moore unveiled a bold new look—a chic chin-length bob that reshapes her signature style, paired with a leather-forward, body-conscious ensemble. It’s a striking reminder that her evolving fashion sense continues to captivate fashion lovers everywhere.
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Fiji on Alert for Heavy Rain and Winds as Tropical Cyclone Urmil Lingers Nearby
in Fiji NewsFiji braces for heavy rain and gusty winds as a lingering system tied to Tropical Cyclone Urmil moves through. From the Western Division to Kadavu, expect intense downpours and strengthening winds in the days ahead.
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Sara Eisen Joins The View as Fill-In Co-Host, Embracing the Rotating Panel Vibe
in NewsTemporary cohost Sara Eisen dives into The View’s lively, spontaneous vibe—where conversations flow freely and earpieces feel optional. Switching from CNBC-style reporting to a rotating lineup of panelists, she hints at a welcoming, open dialogue that makes the table buzz.
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Fiji Chiefs Clamp Down to Protect Sacred Ceremonies from Commercialization
in Fiji NewsTraditional leaders are taking a bold step to safeguard the heart of iTaukei culture, signaling a shift in how ceremonies are observed and shared. The move highlights a tension between preserving sacred rituals and modern pressures, promising a renewed focus on respect, authenticity, and heritage.
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Hillary Clinton’s Epstein Deposition Sparks Transparency Debate
in NewsFormer Secretary of State Hillary Clinton faced a lengthy, closed-door deposition tied to the Epstein investigation, urging more transparency and faster access to transcripts. She described parts of the questioning as repetitive and reiterated that she did not know Epstein or his activities, even as some inquiry topics veered into offbeat directions, including UFO questions.…
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LTA Warns on License Classes After Uphill Truck Crash in Lakeba
in Fiji NewsAn alarming road crash sparks a stern reminder about driver licensing limits and vehicle safety. Authorities emphasize that sticking to your licensed vehicle class could be the difference between danger and safety on the road.
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Japan to Arm Fiji with Three Patrol Vessels to Tackle Pacific Drug Trafficking
in Fiji NewsFiji is set to receive three new patrol vessels, marking a stronger maritime stance against the region’s growing drug challenge. The partnership expands security ties and broader cooperation—from disaster risk reduction to education—hinting at a new era of Pacific stability.
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Fiji Bets on Clean Needles to Fight HIV Surge
in Fiji NewsFiji weighs a bold harm-reduction move: providing clean needles and syringes to curb a rising HIV crisis. Experts say this strategy could cut transmission and save lives, as calls for broader testing and treatment gain momentum.
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Pentagon Weighs Future of Scouting America Ties Amid Culture Clash
in NewsAfter an initial push to sever ties, the Pentagon is rethinking its support for Scouting America as backlash swells. New conditions tied to gender registration for incoming Scouts could reshape a decades-long partnership and put the National Scout Jamboree at a crossroads.
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Naqaliso Floods Spark Urgent Drainage Fix Over Cemetery Expansion
in Fiji NewsResidents of Naqaliso Settlement are urging authorities to restore drainage after a sudden flood damaged homes, with many linking the deluge to cemetery expansion blocking the system. They’re calling for a permanent fix to prevent more homes from being affected.
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Fiji Flooding Crisis: Drainage Failures and Health Risks Hit Naqaliso Settlement
in Fiji NewsHeavy rains and an approaching tropical depression threaten to worsen floods in a coastal settlement already struggling to cope. Residents blame blocked drainage from recent development for the rising water and warn of growing health risks as schools and clinics become harder to reach. They’re urging swift drainage repairs before the next wave hits.
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Verizon-T-Mobile Clash Over $1,000 Savings Claim in Advertising Battle
in NewsVerizon and T-Mobile are locked in a high-stakes clash over claimed savings and advertising tactics. The dispute centers on whether a “Better Value Plan” really delivers up to $1,000 in benefits and how bundled perks are counted. With regulators weighing in and rivals firing back, the outcome could redefine what “value” means in wireless promos.
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First Look at Prime Video’s God of War Series Teases a Mythic Father-Son Quest
in NewsKratos and Atreus return in a bold live-action reimagining that promises a gripping father-and-son odyssey through myth and memory. With a stellar cast and a dramatic, mythic scope, this new chapter hints at surprising twists on power, family, and destiny.
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Pentagon Keeps Backing Scouting America Amid DEI Reform Debates
in NewsBehind closed doors, a long-standing alliance between the Pentagon and Scouting America faces a seismic shift as DEI policy becomes a defining battleground. An agreement reportedly trims diversity language, reshapes merit badges, and enforces birth-designation rules, all while the organization emphasizes its military-family mission. The outcome could redefine tradition and policy for a storied youth…
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Fiji Law Society Urges President to Follow JSC Advice in FICAC Case
in Fiji NewsA leading legal body questions the President’s compliance with JSC guidance on FICAC, warning that breaching established process could shake public trust and the rule of law in Fiji. The call for action spotlights the fragile balance between governance and accountability.
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Ed Skrein Joins God of War TV Series as Baldur, Fans Buzz Over Mythic Casting
in NewsEd Skrein joins the Norse epic as Baldur—a lethal, witty warrior cursed to feel nothing. With a two‑season order and a star‑studded lineup, the God of War adaptation promises a dark, unforgettable journey for Kratos and Atreus.
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Did Trump’s Tariffs Move the Market? The View Sparks Economic Debate
in NewsTempers rise in a high-stakes debate over tariffs, markets, and the Trump years. The talk teases apart who might benefit—and what a recent court ruling could mean for economic policy and everyday investors.
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Fiji to Host U.S. Deputy Secretary of State for Talks on MCC Pact
in Fiji NewsFiji gears up for a high-stakes visit by a senior U.S. official, signaling a new chapter in Pacific diplomacy. With key talks and a landmark funding agreement on the horizon, the discussions could reshape trade, investment, and development across the region. The coming days may redefine Fiji’s regional role and partnerships.
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South Africa January 2026 Tourism Surges as SADC Visitors Lead
in NewsJanuary brought a noticeable surge in travelers to South Africa, signaling a buoyant start to the year for its tourism scene. With leisure at the forefront and visitors arriving from both regional and international markets, the outlook for the sector looks upbeat.