Tonga marks Constitutional milestone, pushes Climate Justice and UN reform at UNGA
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Pacific islands bound by climate change, divided by deep-sea mining: Nauru swimming against the tide
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PNG and Australia elevate Defence relations with mutual Defence Treaty
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape Thursday announced that Cabinet has formally approved the landmark mutual defence treaty between PNG and Australia, elevating...
Vanuatu open to signing deal with Australia but will not be subject to ‘bullying’ from larger countries
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Australian deputy PM visits Fiji to strengthen defence ties
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Applying a national security lens to the International Court’s climate change opinion
When islands sink, do nations disappear? The Court says no.
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Former Manu Samoa captain urges players to “put the team first”
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New Caledonia make history by qualifying for first FIFA™ U-20 Women’s World Cup 2026
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Tuvalu to negotiate new treaty with Taiwan, calls for global recognition: PM Teo
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“Climate Change remains our greatest security threat”: Tuvalu PM Teo
Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Teo has marked Tuvalu’s 47th independence anniversary with a strong call for resilience, unity, and global partnership, while warning that...
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Opposition leader Wale raises concern over lack of Polynesian representation in Solomon Islands Cabinet
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Palau Senate rejects key President Whipps appointments, Deepening executive-legislative rift
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U.S bars Palau Senate president, former Marshall Islands mayor from entry
The United States on Tuesday barred Palau Senate President Hokkons Baules and his family from entering the U.S, accusing him of corruption linked to...