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Ocean Commissioner Dr Manoni calls for bold Ocean action rooted in Pacific voyaging wisdom

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Pacific Ocean Commissioner Dr Filimon Manoni has called on Pacific nations to honour the legacy of their ancestors by taking bold and urgent action...

Yap defence projects form U.S power projection in Micronesia

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The U.S Department of Defence has released details of its proposed airport and seaport projects on Yap, which would facilitate military deployment and project...

Vanuatu’s victory march celebrates Independence and ICJ ruling

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The 45th anniversary of Vanuatu’s independence was marked by a “Victory March"” through Port Vila, commemorating both the nation’s hard-won freedom and its recent...

Pacific Islanders draw the line at Australian Parliament

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A Pacific delegation occupied the halls of Australian Parliament Tuesday with a demand of the Albanese government - deliver a new Climate Plan that...

UN holds emergency talks over sky-high costs for COP30 climate summit

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The United Nations' climate bureau held an urgent meeting on Tuesday over concerns that sky-high accommodation prices for this year's COP30 climate summit in...

Pacific applauds ICJ Climate ruling as a “legal roadmap” for global action: Forum SG

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Forum Secretary General, Baron Waqa has welcomed the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) Advisory Opinion on climate obligations as a ‘historic milestone’ and a...

Australia, Tuvalu look to develop landmark climate pact

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Australia and Tuvalu will work on progressing a landmark treaty as the two nations seek closer ties in tackling the impacts of climate change...

Solomon Islands updates concessional entry list, Taiwan dropped

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The Solomon Islands Government has removed Taiwan from its list of countries eligible for concessional entry arrangements, a move that may deepen regional tensions...

UN experts welcome recognition from International Court of Justice that all States must protect the climate system

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The historic Advisory Opinion from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has unequivocally concluded that international human rights law is part of the stringent...

Cook Islands Climate change director welcomes ICJ ruling

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The recent International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling on climate change could mean that the Cook Islands' interactions with all states can be ‘prefaced...

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Forum SG Waqa urges stronger Pacific legal capacity at treaty law workshop

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The Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum, Baron Waqa, has called for stronger legal capacity across the region as Pacific countries engage more...

Asia- Pacific accounts for three-quarters of global disaster- affected people: OCHA

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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says the Asia-Pacific region remains the most disaster-affected area in the world, with...

Experts of the Committee on enforced disappearances praise lack of cases of enforced disappearance...

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The Committee on Enforced Disappearances Tuesday concluded its consideration of the initial report of Samoa on its implementation of the provisions of the International...