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Vanuatu PM Kilman no longer commands majority

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Power transitioned from the Vanuatu Government to the Opposition in Parliament during the Fifth Extraordinary Session convened to debate the motion of no confidence...

U.S deal with Marshall Islands lapses without renewal, but Cofa talks continue; Micronesia and Palau reaffirm ties

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A deadline of strategic importance for Washington passed without a breakthrough on Saturday night. As lawmakers remained occupied with averting a federal government shutdown just...

New UNODC report examines patterns and prevalence of trafficking in persons in the Pacific Islands

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A new report released by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) today delves into the current evidence of trafficking, risk areas,...

Vanuatu Government boycotts parliament, delays leadership challenge

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The Vanuatu Government has boycotted Parliament forcing an adjournment until Friday due to a lack of a quorum. The extraordinary sitting was called to debate...

Fiji PM Rabuka stresses significance of U.S-PIF Summit

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Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the U.S-Pacific Islands Forum Leaders meeting is a critical platform to hold one-on-one interactions with President Joe Biden...

Bougainville prepares for 2025 independence timeline

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By Joseph Morokana Thirty-three constituencies in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB) are currently implementing a strategic programme known as the ‘Bougainville Internal Independence Readiness’. This...

Vanuatu MP sends a dire warning to Australia about the upcoming referendum

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Australia will lose respect among its Pacific neighbours in the “inconceivable” scenario that the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum fails, according to a Vanuatu...

Fiji pushes for successful implementation of WTO’s Fisheries Subsidies Agreement

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Fiji is leading the fight to ensure that the World Trade Organisation’s Fisheries Subsidies Agreement is successfully implemented. This agreement is the first WTO agreement...

French criticism of nuclear ban treaty highlights Canberra’s dilemma

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Can Australia rebuild a strategic military partnership with France at the same time as independence movements claim Pacific support? By Nic Maclellan On 28 September, the...

To help improve Ocean Health, WTO members must ratify Fisheries subsidies deal

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Governments also must strengthen the agreement to better guard against overfishing and other ills By Megan Jungwiwattanaporn An agreement secured last year that could help end...

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