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Pacific stands together to strengthen global voice

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Standing together to present the Pacific’s interests to the world was the key takeaway for Fiji’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade Sakiasi...

Philippines proposes ministerial-level ASEAN-PIF dialogue

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The Philippines is pushing for stronger co-operation between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), including a proposed...

Palau draws on Vanuatu’s experience to advance climate finance priorities

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Palau is drawing on Vanuatu’s experience to improve how climate projects are selected, financed and managed as the country begins moving its national priorities...

Diego Mesa Puyo selected as next Global Environment Facility CEO and Chairperson

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The Global Environment Facility (GEF) Council has announced the selection of Diego Mesa Puyo as the family of funds' next CEO and Chairperson. Mesa Puyo,...

PNG Chiefs sign international star Brian To’o

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The PNG Chiefs have secured one of rugby league’s most respected Pacific stars, with Samoan international Brian To’o joining the club as Chiefs Player...

Australia maintains $5.2b Aid Programme as Pacific takes priority

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Australia will invest $5.2 billion (US$2.67 billion) in official development assistance in 2026-27, with more than three-quarters directed to the Pacific and Southeast Asia...

Missile test crosses multiple Pacific EEZs

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The Pacific Islands Forum says China’s ballistic missile test has raised regional concerns after the missile travelled over the exclusive economic zones of several...

Two by-elections to be held after Tonga MPs lose seats

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Tonga's Electoral Commission is preparing for by-elections in Tongatapu 2 and Niua 17 after the seats were left vacant following court rulings against their...

Solomon Islands begins review of security agreement with China

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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale says there will be “no more secrecy” over agreements that bind the nation, as the government begins a...

Island nation Tuvalu feared tsunami from China missile test

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China’s recent ballistic missile test has been likened to a home invasion, leaving people living in Tuvalu, the low-lying Pacific Island closest to where...

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Samoa pushes stronger fish stock monitoring and EEZ security at WCPFC meeting

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