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The man vying to be Fiji's next prime minister was taken into custody and questioned by police after writing to the military commander asking for an intervention in ...

International observers said Friday they had no significant concerns about the conduct of Fijis general election, after opposition leaders questioned the legitimacy of the vote. The situation has grown increasingly tense since votes were cast on Wednesday, with six opposition parties and one of the ..

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- An international group that monitored Fiji's general election this week said Friday it didn't observe any voting

<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="http://www.metro.us/fiji-observers-say-election-was-free-after-5-parties-protest/"></div>WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — An international group that monitored Fiji’s general election this week said Friday it didn’t observe any voting irregularities and the process was transparent and credible. The group’s comments came after five of the political parties that contested the election said they were...

International, MNA | Fiji's opposition leader said the military had rebuffed his pleas to intervene in the country's contested election Friday, as his efforts to halt the vote count faltered.

Voting in this week's Fijian election went off without a hitch, so why has the main opposition leader been questioned by police? Here's how the drama unfolded.

Sitiveni Rabuka was taken into custody and questioned by police after writing to the military commander asking for an intervention in the election.

Fiji's military commander has declined to get involved in the electoral process after the leader of an opposition party wrote to him asking for intervention.

MOG says Fijian voters were able to exercise their right to vote freely

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Fiji's military chief said his forces will not intervene over a national election that took place on Wednesday, after opposition le...