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Pacific and Caribbean nations lead global push for maritime emissions levy at MEPC82

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As the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC82) concludes in London, the 6PAC+ coalition representing Pacific and Caribbean Island nations has spearheaded the call for...

Vanuatu’s first ICJ appearance sees historic result

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Last week, the Government of the United Kingdom (UK) made the announcement that it would be handing back its last colony in Africa, the...

Let us tell our stories, Our way, to our own People – PINA President

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The President of the Pacific Island News Association (PINA), Kalafi Moala of Tonga is urging Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mataafa who is the Chair...

Nearly 1000 tonnes of diesel on sunken NZ Navy ship Manawanui

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Nearly 1000 tonnes of diesel fuel were onboard HMNZS Manawanui when it sank in Samoa, the New Zealand Chief of Navy says. The Manawanui sank...

French Pacific send delegations to UN decolonisation committee

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-French Polynesia and New Caledonia, both UN-listed non-sovereign territories to be decolonised, are this week sending delegations to New York to attend the UN's...

IMF, World Bank Group, and World Health Organisation step up cooperation on pandemic preparedness

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The Heads of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank Group (WBG), and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have agreed on broad principles...

Oil on the ocean: Ecological disaster looms in Samoa

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Oil can be seen floating on top of the sea where the ill-fated HMNZS Manawanui sank on Sunday morning. An environmental disaster looms that could...

We are neutral’: French envoy offers signs of hope for New Caledonia

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France’s Ambassador to New Zealand has reaffirmed the European nation’s commitment to facilitate peace while maintaining its presence in the Pacific. Since May, New Caledonia...

Fiji Police officers train for CHOGM security in Samoa

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Thirty-five Fiji police officers are attending a diplomacy training facilitated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), ahead of their deployment to Samoa to...

Palau prepares to host 2025 Pacific Mini Games

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Palau is making preparations to host the 2025 Pacific Mini Games, scheduled from 30 June to 09 July 2025. In an interview, Frank Kyota, President...

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