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Julia Ducournau’s Alpha Probes Fear and Exclusion in a Virus-Ravaged World
in Fiji NewsJulia Ducournau returns with Alpha, a stark drama about a troubled teen and a community haunted by a strange illness that reshapes bodies. As fear and stigma take hold, the film bravely probes what empathy costs when crisis eclipses humanity. A provocative meditation on youth, trauma, and belonging in unsettled times.
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Birkin Bag Returns to the Spotlight in Tokyo After Record-Breaking €8.6M Auction
in Fiji NewsAn icon born from a chance flight-side idea returns to the spotlight in Tokyo after a record Paris sale. Its new custodians plan to share the bag’s rich story—through museums and exhibitions—giving history pride of place over price. A luxury legend where craft, memory, and personal narrative outshine the bid.
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Istria’s White Truffles: A High-Price Delicacy Under Climate Pressure
in Fiji NewsAutumn in Istria hides a rare treasure hunted by Lagotto Romagnolo dogs: the white truffle. With prices soaring and climate shifts threatening its habitat, a third‑generation family preserves a centuries‑old tradition while adding inventive touches to their truffle craft. A tale of gastronomy, resilience, and a culinary legend.
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Apple and Google reportedly seal Siri AI deal that could redefine your assistant
in AICould Siri finally get a major upgrade? A potential alliance with Google could bring a next-gen AI backbone to Apple’s assistant, promising smarter, faster interactions across iPhone, Mac, and beyond. The move would mark a bold shift in the Apple–Google dynamic, hinting at a future where voice assistants finally live up to their promises.
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GOP Rift Deepens as Greene Breaks With Trump on America-First Foreign Policy
in NewsAn unexpected rift is shaking the GOP as a longtime Trump ally questions his foreign policy and leadership style. She warns that heated language could invite danger, while urging a sharper focus on domestic issues. The clash unfolds as local supporters stand by her, even as a high-profile document controversy tests party unity and its…
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Fetterman Health Update: Cardiac Setback Ahead of Senate Return
in HealthSenator John Fetterman offers a brief health update after a fall tied to a heart rhythm issue. He’s back home and under care as doctors monitor his recovery, with plans to return to his duties. He also emphasizes the ongoing importance of mental health awareness in public life.
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Draymond Green Clashes With Courtside Fan During Warriors’ Win Over Pelicans
in SportsDraymond Green found himself in a heated moment with a courtside heckler during a late-second-quarter stretch. The taunts sparked a tense exchange that was deftly defused by veteran officiating and a steady team response. It’s a dramatic aside to a strong night for Golden State.
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SoCal Braces for More Rain as Two Storms Loom, Monday Commute in the Balance
in NewsSouthern California braces for more wet weather as two more storms roll in this coming week, threatening heavy rain and slick commutes. Forecasters warn conditions could shift, keeping residents on alert as Thanksgiving approaches.
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Paige Greco dies at 28, Australia’s Paralympic gold medalist
in Fiji NewsPaige Greco, Australia’s Paralympic gold medalist, dies at 28 after a sudden medical episode at her Adelaide home. From Tokyo 2020 gold to a string of world titles, her trailblazing career and boundless spirit left an enduring mark on sport—and her memory continues to inspire.
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Harmer’s 4-21 guides South Africa to victory over India at Eden Gardens as Guwahati sets up series decider
in Fiji NewsOpening Test delivered drama in spades, with a star turn from a standout bowler and stubborn resistance at the crease shaping the day. Momentum now hangs in the balance as the series heads to Guwahati for a mouthwatering finale. Expect tactical duels, bold decisions, and moments that could redefine the contest.
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Germany’s Klingbeil Heads to China as Debate Over Dependence Intensifies
in Fiji NewsGermany’s finance chief Lars Klingbeil travels to Beijing, seen as a milestone for the new coalition’s China policy. With a widening trade gap and fragile supply chains, tensions over rare earths and chip access loom large—testing Berlin’s approach to Beijing and potentially reshaping Europe’s stance on the rival economy.
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Fiji’s President Calls for Love to Heal a Divided Nation
in Fiji NewsAmid Fiji’s ongoing struggle with political upheaval, a stirring address from its president points to compassion as the healing force the nation needs. He argues that unity across diverse communities—and acts of humanitarian care—offer a practical path beyond laws alone. A hopeful call to prioritize love and service that truly changes lives.
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Fela Kuti Exhibition Lands in Lagos, Spotlighting Afrobeat’s Icon
in Fiji NewsAn expansive Lagos exhibition spotlights Fela Kuti’s fearless fusion of music and activism, expanding the Paris-born show with 440 artifacts, vibrant visuals, and live performances. It teases a deeper look at the Afrobeat icon’s enduring legacy.
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What’s Behind Fiji Police’s 18% Drop in Complaints?
in Fiji NewsA notable 18 percent drop in complaints against Fiji police officers from August to October signals progress, but officials stress continued discipline and stronger collaboration as the force heads into the festive season.
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Valve’s Hardware Push Sparks Fresh Half-Life 3 Hopes
in GamesValve’s hardware push—Steam Machine, Steam Controller, and a new VR headset—shifts the spotlight, but whispers about Half-Life 3 won’t fade. With Alyx proving the universe isn’t done and hints of a larger project in motion, anticipation is building as a major showcase nears.
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IndiGo and Akasa Air Gear Up for Navi Mumbai International Airport Debut
in NewsTwo major airlines are poised to launch from Navi Mumbai’s new airport this December, signaling a potential reshaping of western India’s aviation landscape. With IndiGo’s multi-city start and Akasa Air’s phased rollout, NMIA could redefine regional connectivity around Mumbai and beyond. A new chapter in travel and growth is taking off.
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Army beats Police in Sukuna Bowl cricket opener as Tupou shines
in Fiji NewsArmy opens Sukuna Bowl week with a dramatic three-wicket win over Police, sparked by Makutu Seruu Tupou’s 78 and a commanding Man of the Match performance. The result sets an electric tone for the week as fans turn toward the looming rugby clash.
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Taiwan Tensions Rise as China and Japan Clash Over Declarations and Intervention Talk
in NewsFresh tensions drift over Taiwan as Beijing and Tokyo lean on historic declarations to frame sovereignty and security. Officials reference Cairo and Potsdam-era boundaries, hinting at how a regional crisis could reshape roles and responses. The evolving dialogue signals a pivotal moment in Sino-Japanese relations and the region’s future.
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Fiji pushes grant-based climate finance at COP30, urging Global South solidarity
in Fiji NewsAt COP30, Fiji sends a stirring call for climate justice, spotlighting how the crisis is reshaping lives across the Global South. From rising seas to saltwater intrusion threatening crops, the appeal for grant-based, accessible funding and swift, equitable action is clear. A moment that could reshape international climate finance and solidarity.
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Argentina’s stunning second-half surge stuns Scotland at Murrayfield
in Fiji NewsArgentina unleashed a fearless second-half rally that flipped the match on its head. A decisive turning point, smart changes, and a burst of late pressure revealed a new level of grit and confidence that has fans buzzing for what’s next.
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Fiji eyes new burial sites as cities near capacity
in Fiji NewsFiji’s urban growth is prompting a careful look at end-of-life planning. Officials are weighing future burial options, potential land considerations, and how cremation could complement traditional practices. The evolving approach aims to balance cultural respect with practical needs as communities anticipate space constraints ahead.