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101,981 to vote in Samoa general election

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Samoa Electoral Commissioner Toleafoa Tuiafelolo John Stanley has confirmed that 101,981 voters are cleared to vote in the 29 August 2025 upcoming election. The...

Solomon Islands stands by PIF partner ban

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Solomon Islands Foreign Affairs Minister, Peter Shanel Agovaka, is defending his government’s decision to limit the in-person attendance of dialogue partners at next month's...

Not acceptable: Pacific Small Island Developing States on new Plastic draft text

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With just 30 hours left before the close of the resumed fifth session of negotiations for a global plastics treaty, Pacific Small Island Developing...

‘Stay grounded’ – Pacific youth negotiators urged to act locally as they lead globally

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By Inoke Rabonu in Apia, Samoa Young Pacific climate negotiators have been urged to “stay grounded” and ensure their advocacy is backed by real...

Forum dialogue partners out

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Dialogue partners and donor governments will not take part in the 54th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting in Honiara next month. This follows a...

Loss and Damage poised for top-level spotlight at Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting

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By Ednal Palmer in Apia Samoa Climate change induced-Loss and Damage stands the chance of being featured at the Pacific’s highest political gathering —...

Small island states “punch above their weight” in climate fight, says top Pacific climate negotiator

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By Inoke Rabonu in Apia, Samoa Small island nations may be among the smallest voices at global climate talks — but they often carry...

NZ flags ‘worse than 2021’ rift risk from external influence

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Leaders from 18 Pacific nations have gathered in Suva for this year’s Pacific Islands Forum Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (FFMM) to discuss the region’s most...

ICJ ruling puts legal heat on global shipping – Pacific leads the call

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The recent International Court of Justice (ICJ) advisory opinion has shifted climate justice from a political ambition to a binding legal obligation — raising...

UN plastic pollution treaty talks in disarray after countries reject draft text

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Attempts to secure a landmark treaty combating plastic pollution descended into disarray on the penultimate day of talks on Aug 13 as dozens of...

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