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Pacific Nations Cup 2025 set to deliver high-stakes action with direct qualification path to Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027

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World Rugby has officially announced the full schedule for the Pacific Nations Cup 2025 (22 August - 20 September), the second edition of the...

Fiji concerned with the threat the U.S trade war might lead to a global economic slowdown

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By Makereta Komai, PACNEWS Editor in Milan, Italy Fiji doesn’t expect an immediate impact on the U.S trade war through the imposition of tariffs in...

Indonesia kills civilians in West Papua airstrike, ULMWP leader demands action

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Indonesia has launched deadly air attacks on civilians in West Papua, killing at least one child and severely injuring others Wednesday in the latest...

PNG leaders and top officials not reporting corruption, says ICAC

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The Papua New Guinea Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC)has slammed political leaders and the Government bureaucracy for not doing what they promised when the...

Strengthen Compliance to Safeguard Pacific Banking Access

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By Shiu Raj Singh, Lotte Schou-Zibell, Lindsay Chan Addressing gaps in financial compliance, upgrading digital infrastructure, and improving regulatory capacity can help Pacific countries build...

Cook Islands asks for ADF14 allocation to be disbursed within four years

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By Makereta Komai, PACNEWS Editor in Milan, Italy Cook Islands has encouraged the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to support its development aspirations – recognising its...

ADB to start consultation on the new Pacific Approach later this year

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By Makereta Komai, PACNEWS Editor in Milan, Italy The new phase of the Asian Development Bank’s strategy that guides and defines it engagement with the...

Fiji and Tonga give ADB approval to raise bonds in their local currencies

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By Makereta Komai, PACNEWS Editor in Milan, Italy Fiji and Tonga have become the first Pacific developing member countries to give the Asia Development Bank...

No-confidence motion withdrawn, Solomon Islands PM Manele stays in power

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The motion of no confidence against Solomon Islands Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele was withdrawn by its mover, Central Honiara MP Gordon Darcy Lilo, after...

Australia-Pacific relations to remain ‘more of the same’ following Labor re-election – experts

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No major changes are expected in how Australia engages with the Pacific, geopolitical experts say. Anthony Albanese's Labor Party will have another three-year term after...

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