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SIDS go forward with ‘new sense of hope, solidarity and determination’
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Pacific Small Islands Developing States call for accelerated global efforts to address climate change
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Macron’s handling of New Caledonia is not working, we need a new way
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Chair of Pacific Islands Forum calls for Peaceful resolution in New Caledonia
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Forum Chair Mark Brown offers condolences and support following PNG landslide
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Cook Islands calls for countries on the frontlines of climate change to have national debt forgiven
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