The Pacific pays the price of the U.S–Iran war
By Saber Salem
The war between the United States and Iran, which began on 28 February and continues with no end in sight, has inflicted...
OACPS Ministers adopt reform agenda, Back Malabo declaration and resource mobilisation
Ministers from the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) have adopted a series of decisions aimed at advancing the implementation of the...
Pacific Climate Ministers meet ahead of key regional and global talks
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Solomon Islands MPs get another pay rise amid cost-of-living crisis
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PCC warns against militarising Pacific’s ‘Ocean of Peace’ vision
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New Constitution could be ready before next election’: Fiji Acting AG
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Solomon Islands PM Wale in Washington: Pushing Partnerships forward
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A senior Australian diplomat has warned that Western democracies are losing ground in the strategic contest across the Indo-Pacific.
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Tongan women rescued from China after arranged marriage scheme
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