We have started to collect the most important news related to Fiji in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Fijians are electing a new parliament, with the racial divide and national security dominating the week-long poll.
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Ex-Fijian PM Sitiveni Rabuka appears in court charged with inciting a mutiny in 2000, as a general election continues.
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Polls close in Fiji at the end of a week-long general election marked by tensions between ethnic groups.
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Counting begins after Fiji's poll, with Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase confident of winning an outright majority.
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Laisenia Qarase is sworn in for a second term as Fiji's prime minister, following his narrow election win.
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Fiji's government fails to remove the country's outspoken military head, Frank Bainimarama.
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The US and Australia voice fears of a coup in Fiji, as tensions mount between the military and the government.
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Fiji's military commander warns that the refusal of the prime minister to resign might lead to violence.
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Fijian PM Laisenia Qarase says he will change a controversial law that had provoked fears of a military coup.
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Fiji's military calls for the police chief to quit, adding to simmering political tensions and fears of a coup.
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Fiji's Great Council of Chiefs begins a mission to resolve the crisis between the PM and the military.
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Tensions rise in Fiji as Australia warns of "clear evidence" a coup is planned for the next two weeks.
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Fiji's PM and military leader appear to have made no progress in crisis talks aimed at averting a coup.
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