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Beyond Treaties: How investment disputes trap Pacific nations

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By Tahia Uale Across the vast expanse of the Blue Pacific, island states are managing approximately 30 percent of the world’s oceans and seas within...

2027 Rugby World Cup on track to set records as Australia marks one year to go before launch

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Thursday, 1st October officially marks 365 days until rugby’s largest tournament kicks off on Australian shores, and all signs are pointing to the 2027...

Fiji Electoral Commission tightens campaign rules ahead of the General Election

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The Fiji Electoral Commission has adopted new campaign limitation rules restricting the use of State resources and government premises for election campaigning ahead of...

Mothers and babies pay the price as Fiji’s HIV emergency worsens

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By Pacific Correspondent Barbara Dreaver  Each beep of the heart monitor machines in Fiji’s biggest hospital's paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) signifies life. But there is...

CNMI government shuts down due to lack of 2027 budget

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The Northern Mariana Islands government suspended operations today, with an undetermined number of employees furloughed, after Governor David Apatang declared a shutdown due to...

Pacific must balance ocean protection with economic needs: Palau President Whipps

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Palau President and Forum Chair Surangel Whipps Jr says Pacific countries must balance ocean conservation with economic development as they confront rising seas, extreme...

ICC board regrets Naoero withdrawal

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The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) governing body voiced regret Wednesday over the announced withdrawal of Naoero, which came as the United States steps up...

Fiji steps up El Niño preparedness as conditions continue

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Fiji is stepping up national preparedness and coordination as El Niño conditions continue, with the National Disaster Risk Management Council meeting in Suva to...

Fiji’s Online Safety Act and the risks to journalism

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By Associate Professor Shailendra Singh Fiji’s Online Safety Act raises important questions for journalism, but also freedom of expression more broadly. The current review of...

Marshall Islands nuclear victims still seek justice 80 years after testing began

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Eighty years after the first nuclear test was conducted in the Marshall Islands, survivors and their descendants are still seeking justice for the health,...

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