WHO, Government of Japan, and Governments of the Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia and Palau partner to enhance COVID-19 preparedness and response
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Solomon Islands new running track ready for use
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Indonesia needs to allow OHCHR visit: NZ foreign Minister Mahuta
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SPREP’s new Director General Sefanaia Nawadra takes office
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UN rights body appoints Tuvalu negotiator as climate change expert
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Solomon Islands won’t allow Chinese military base, says PM’s office
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