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Burrow Limited by Knee as Bengals Eye Finish-Season Push vs Dolphins
in SportsWith the Bengals’ late-season plans hanging in the balance, Burrow’s knee concerns add a new wrinkle as injuries pile up—pulling the spotlight on what lies ahead for Cincinnati.
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Texans weigh resting rookie Marks as Chubb set for return vs Raiders
in SportsA pivotal Sunday looms as Woody Marks might rest his ankle while Nick Chubb could return to reinforce Houston’s backfield alongside Jawhar Jordan’s breakout performance. Weekend decisions could fuel the Texans’ drive for a clutch playoff push.
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CoSP11 in Doha: Pacific Leaders Lead Global Anti-Corruption Push
in Fiji NewsDoha hosts a landmark gathering where Pacific nations and partners sharpen their fight against corruption. With debates spanning environmental crime, political financing transparency, and cross-border cooperation, the conference hints at new commitments that could reshape governance and regional security.
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Bills TE Dawson Knox Could Cash In Big With Week 16 Incentives Against Browns
in SportsWeek 16 could turn into a payday moment for Dawson Knox and the Bills, with a substantial late-season bonus on the line. A handful of key plays might unlock big rewards as Knox aims to finish strong against the Browns. With several veterans in position for incentives, Sunday promises a high-stakes showcase for this Bills…
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Pacific Islands Forum Sets Course for Peace, Unity and Global Engagement
in Fiji NewsPacific leaders reveal a bold, forward-looking course for unity and action. With the Ocean of Peace Declaration guiding the way, the Blue Pacific sharpens its focus on climate resilience, stronger economic links, and deeper regional cooperation. The year ahead hints at practical progress and renewed regional advocacy.
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Rafael Jódar Stuns Top Seed in Five-Set Thriller at Next Gen ATP Finals in Jeddah
in SportsRafael Jódar electrified the crowd in Jeddah with a dramatic five-set win over the tour’s top seed, saving four match points in a defining moment at the Next Gen ATP Finals. He finished pool play 2-1, narrowly missing a semifinal spot after a crucial tiebreaker—a rising star whose future looks bright.
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Fiji Warns Against TikTok Crypto Training Schemes
in Fiji NewsWarning bells are sounding over illegal virtual-asset training schemes spreading on social media, especially TikTok. A group calling itself VitiCrypto is reported to charge about $300 for online Zoom sessions, promising easy crypto profits. Regulators say such activity is illegal in Fiji and carries steep penalties, urging residents to stay vigilant against these scams.
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Tamanivalu’s late try seals Brave Lupus Tokyo victory in Japan Rugby League One
in Fiji NewsUnder pressure, Setareki Tamanivalu sparked a dramatic finish for Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo as they edged Shizuoka BlueRevs in a pulsating Japan Rugby League One clash. A late, decisive moment shifted the battle in their favor, signaling a bright start to the season.
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Solomon Islands Sets Sights on IUCN Green List for Community Marine Areas
in Fiji NewsSolomon Islands marks a milestone in community-led ocean conservation as it begins the IUCN Green List certification for a local marine area. From training in Honiara to hands-on work at Munda Lagoon, traditional stewardship is pairing with global standards—setting a bold example for the Pacific.
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Michigan Seeks OC Stability as Lindsey Leaves for Missouri
in SportsMichigan’s offensive leadership faces another shake-up as Chip Lindsey departs after one season for Missouri. With bowl-game plans in limbo and a revolving door at the OC spot, the Wolverines enter a high-stakes coaching search. Top names are circling, and the choice could redefine the program’s trajectory.
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Fantasy Football Week 16 Traps: Allen, Harvey & Lamb Under Pressure
in SportsWeek 16 brings big-pressure fantasy decisions, and three star names could test your lineup. Josh Allen’s road struggles, RJ Harvey’s tough matchup against a stingy run defense, and CeeDee Lamb facing a tough Chargers secondary all loom large. This quick breakdown highlights why these choices could be traps and how to approach them as you…
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India Women Bow First as Vaishnavi Sharma Debuts in T20I Opener Against Sri Lanka
in SportsIndia won the toss and chose to bowl first in the opening T20I in Visakhapatnam, kicking off a five-match series. Debutant Vaishnavi Sharma shines for a young Indian side, while Sri Lanka’s 17-year-old Shashini Gimhani hints at a bright future with her ambidextrous spin. The dew-fuelled evening promises a thrilling start as both teams chase…
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Devils Hope to Spark Playoff Push with Jack Hughes Return vs Sabres
in SportsJack Hughes is back, bringing a much-needed boost as the Devils roll out a refreshed lineup. With the playoff chase tightening, how could this spark reshape New Jersey’s fortunes?
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Bryce Young’s Week 16 Test: Panthers in NFC South Showdown vs. Buccaneers
in SportsBryce Young faces a Week 16 test that could define his rookie season. A high-stakes showdown against the Buccaneers will demand growth, precision, and poise as Carolina fights to keep its playoff hopes—and its future—on track.
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Marshall Islands Launches Blockchain‑Powered UBI Amid Rising Costs
in Fiji NewsAn audacious experiment is under way in the Marshall Islands: universal basic income, delivered quarterly and powered by blockchain alongside traditional payment methods. About $800 per person each year will arrive through bank transfers, checks, or a government digital wallet with crypto support. Proponents hail a new path for financial inclusion, while experts warn that…
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Bruno Fernandes on Manchester United Transfer Talk: Feeling Expendable
in SportsBruno Fernandes opens up about the sting of being seen as expendable at Manchester United after a turbulent season and a tempting big-money offer. He hints at the strain between loyalty and pragmatism as the club reshapes its strategy, sparking questions about the path ahead for United.
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Lautoka businessman re-arrested in Australia-bound cocaine case
in Fiji NewsAuthorities renew focus on a multinational cocaine trafficking case linked to a 2019 shipment, with a Lautoka businessman facing fresh charges. Backed by INTERPOL and a multi-agency investigation, the probe continues to track collaborators and dismantle the illicit network.
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PAP AGM Walk-Out Sparks Questions Over Nomination Timing and Youth Leadership
in Fiji NewsA technical glitch and strict nomination deadlines trigger a walk-out at a party AGM, sidelining a leading candidate and fraying unity. Young members push for clarity and change as a new leadership slate steps into the spotlight. The episode spotlights passion, negotiation, and a renewed focus on community issues.
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Mayfield Returns to Panthers Clash as Bucs Push for NFC South Title
in SportsTwo 7-7 teams collide in a pivotal NFC South showdown as Baker Mayfield returns to face the Panthers he once battled. Personal history meets late-season stakes in a game that could reshape the division race. Expect a high-energy duel as Mayfield tries to ride a fresh surge into a critical week.
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Michigan Football Coaching Shakeup: Interim Coach Takes the Helm as 2026 Plans Loom
in SportsMichigan’s coaching saga is unfolding in real time, with leadership changes putting the program under a fresh spotlight. An interim figure leads into a bowl showdown as questions about the offensive staff and future hires begin to shape the roadmap for 2026. Expect a push toward stability, accountability, and a renewed path to championship momentum.
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Tonga weighs passport-for-investment plan amid calls for transparency
in Fiji NewsLord Fakafanua, Tonga’s Prime Minister-designate, weighs in on a controversial citizenship-by-investment proposal. He stresses it’s still only a plan—requiring parliamentary approval, public consultations, and the King’s blessing before any steps are taken. With echoes of past debates on cash-for-citizenship, officials say Tonga must tread carefully to protect the nation’s long-term interests.