Fiji Islands Friendly and foe countries

Fiji Islands is an island country located in the Pacific Ocean. It has had relations with many friendly and enemy countries throughout history. Here are some countries with which the Fiji Islands are friends and foes: Friendly Countries:

1. New Zealand: The closest friend of the Fiji Islands is New Zealand. There is a strong historical, cultural and economic bond between the two countries. New Zealand has provided aid and support to Fiji.

2. Australia: There is also a strong friendship between Fiji and Australia. There are economic, touristic and cultural relations between the two countries. Australia has supported Fiji with aid and development programs.

3. USA: There are also friendly relations between the Fiji Islands and the USA. The United States provided economic assistance to Fiji and developed diplomatic relations.

4. India: There is a population of Indian origin living in Fiji and there are strong ties between Fiji and India. India has provided economic, cultural and educational support to Fiji. Enemy Countries:

1. United Kingdom: Fiji was annexed as a colony by the United Kingdom in 1874. For this reason, there was tension with the United Kingdom during Fiji's struggle for independence.

2. New Zealand and Australia: Fiji was subject to sanctions by New Zealand and Australia due to political instability and military coups in the country in 1987 and 2000. Friendly and hostile relationships may change over time. The countries mentioned above reflect relations with the Fiji Islands in general. However, this list is not exhaustive and there may be friendly or hostile relations with other countries.