Why are Fiji playing their Nations Championship home games in the UK?

Fiji's rugby team is participating in the inaugural Nations Championship but is playing its home games in the UK instead of Fiji due to logistical and financial challenges. Competing against England, Scotland, and Wales, the Fijians are based in the UK for the first half of the competition. This move underscores the difficulties they face in hosting international matches at home, highlighting broader issues in their domestic rugby infrastructure. The decision also sheds light on the global nature of rugby, where teams often relocate for better support and resources.