The Pacific island nation has been pivotal to the region's response to competition between China and the United States, and struck a deal with Australia in October for greater defense cooperation.
Fiji’s president on Friday, January 27, suspended the commissioner of police after a general election saw the first change in government in the Pacific island nation in 16 years, after the military earlier warned against “sweeping changes.”
The Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem was also suspended by the commission, the statement said. The day before a coalition agreement was struck, Qiliho and Bainimarama called on the military to maintain law and order because they said the hung election result had sparked ethnic tensions, a claim disputed by the coalition parties.
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