FROM TODAY'S WALL STREET JOURNAL ASIA Wall Street Journal - On her agenda: the political strife in the island nation of Fiji. Fiji has had so many coups recently -- four in the past 20 years -- that's it is better ... |
SAMISONI - Attitude-change is a two-way street Fiji Daily Post, Fiji - NOW that the Gates ruling has rendered the (National Council for Building A Better Fiji) NCBBF irrelevant, I am amazed that opportunists like Finau ... |
Japan's Return to Guadalcanal Wall Street Journal - Fiji still has not recovered from its 2006 coup, Papua New Guinea remains volatile, and deep-seated problems of weak governance, conflict and corruption ... |
Rebellion? No, It's Only Rock 'n' Roll THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR -- FALL Wall Street Journal - Following the most-recent coup, Fiji's military government was suspended by the British Commonwealth and risked losing $254 million in promised European ... |
| Fiji soldiers withdraw from street checkpoints Honolulu Advertiser, HI - SUVA, Fiji ? Fiji's military has handed control of street checkpoints to police today, nearly four months after the armed forces staged a bloodless coup on ... |
| Fiji military withdraws soldiers from street checkpoints as ... International Herald Tribune, France - SUVA, Fiji: Fiji's military has handed control of street checkpoints to police on Monday, nearly four months after the armed forces staged a bloodless coup ... Fiji military says security concerns have eased Fiji military removes soldiers from Suva checkpoints Soldiers pullout, cops takeover |