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‘We don’t care what you think’: Panel says deep-sea mining, more show issues with U.S territorial status

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A push to mine waters around American Samoa without consent, a board appointed by the president dictating government decisions in Puerto Rico, and the...

Gender inequality persists across the Blue Pacific, regional report finds

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The Forum Gender Equality in the Blue Pacific: Regional Report 2025 has found that deep and persistent gender inequalities continue to shape the lives...

Fiji to push ocean priorities at first Ocean Pioneers Coalition meeting

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Fiji will be represented at a key global ocean meeting in Lisbon from 10 February 2026, as Minister of Environment and Climate Change Lynda...

U.S Congressional commission warns China’s Pacific infrastructure projects could pose a military threat

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Chinese-funded infrastructure projects across the Pacific Islands may appear civilian on the surface but could provide future military access for Beijing, senior members of...

Tokelau general election results returned

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The results of the 2026 Tokelau general election have been returned, after voters went to the polls last Thursday. The results were announced by...

Fiji yet to decide on Gaza stabilisation force invitation

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Fiji’s Minister for Defence Pio Tikoduadua has clarified that Fiji has not yet made any commitment to participate in an international stabilisation force for...

New Plastics Treaty Chief means negotiators ‘Can get back to work’

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UN member states have elected Julio Cordano as the next chair of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) on Plastic Pollution. He replaces Luis Vayas Valdivieso...

Cook Islands reports first dengue fever death amid increase in outbreak

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The Cook Islands has reported its first dengue-related death, amid a significant increase in cases, and reminders to tourists to stay safe. The country's health...

“Violent, often disproportionate repression” in New Caledonia

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By Nic Maclellan France’s national human rights body has detailed violations of human rights and “violent, often disproportionate repression” by French security forces during the...

New Zealand and South Africa add Perth gold to their HSBC SVNS collections

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New Zealand beat Australia in the showpiece match for a third time this season to claim a four-point lead in the HSBC SVNS Series...

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