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Allies ‘have to compete aggressively’ with China for Pacific security, U.S warns

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The U.S has urged Papua New Guinea to turn down China’s offer of a security pact, increasing pressure on the prime minister of Australia’s...

Despite Beijing’s attempts to ‘lure’ more support in the Pacific, Taiwan’s top diplomat in Australia backs ties with Tuvalu

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Taiwan's top representative to Australia has declared he's “quite confident” that Tuvalu won't follow Nauru's lead and switch diplomatic recognition to China, despite Beijing's...

Japan scheduled to host Pacific islands summit in July in Tokyo

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Japan is scheduled to host a meeting of leaders from Pacific island countries and territories for three days from 16 July to discuss cooperation...

Miss Pacific Islands Moemoana relives mother’s journey 27 years apart

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Even before Miss Samoa Moemoana Safa'ato'a Schwenke's name was announced, people at home already knew she had won it. Why wouldn't she? She was...

Warning over wedging Pacific Island nations with aid

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Australia may need to work with China in the Pacific to ensure a record level of development aid and loans are not misused and...

PINA Vice-President in Suva for MOU signing, anti-corruption event

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Regional media leader and news publisher Robert Iroga is in Suva to speak at a commemorative event this morning at the Forum Secretariat. The longtime...

Fijian Drua beaten narrowly in warm up

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The Fijian Drua went down 43-40 to the ACT Brumbies in their Super Rugby Pacific warm up match in Canberra Saturday night. The visitors made...

Palau becomes the first UN Member State to ratify global Marine Biodiversity Treaty

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The Pacific Island nation of Palau has become the first member state of the United Nations to deposit its instrument of ratification of the...

2023 officially 3rd warmest year in the Western Pacific

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Although 2023 was the warmest year on record globally, it was the 3rd warmest year on record in the Western Pacific region. December 2023...

A new government in the making in Tuvalu

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Reports coming from Funafuti seem to suggest that a new government is in the making – comprising Opposition members from the previous Parliament and...

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Vanuatu PM says government remains stable amid leadership challenge claims

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Chair Skea warns against excluding vulnerable nations from IPCC decisions

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