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Pacific Economic Ministers remain cautious on Iran-U.S deal as fuel price uncertainty persists

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Pacific countries are not placing significant confidence in the emerging Iran-United States agreement and will continue preparing for fuel market volatility as uncertainty in...

Forum expands effort to tackle Correspondent Banking challenges across Pacific

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Forum Secretary General, Baron Divavesi Waqa says the Pacific’s Correspondent Banking Relationship (CBR) office is now fully established and working to address banking challenges...

Pacific Private sector warns Ministers of rising costs as fuel crisis dominates talks

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Rising energy costs and the impact of the Middle East fuel crisis dominated discussions between Pacific finance ministers and private sector leaders during a...

Pacific Ministers seek long-term fix to fuel crisis as costs hit households

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Pacific Economic ministers are looking beyond short-term responses to rising fuel prices and living costs, with Marshall Islands Finance Minister David Paul saying leaders...

Forum regional architecture review heads to Leaders as strategic partnership decisions await

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Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General, Baron Divavesi Waqa says the regional architecture review is still underway and will be presented to Forum Leaders for...

Samoa Minister threatens to revoke Samoa Observer business license

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Samoa Minister of Revenue and Member of Parliament for Vaimauga No. 1, Pauga Talalelei Pauga, threatened to revoke the Samoa Observer's business licence during...

Do not let geopolitical disputes hijack the Blue Pacific: The 2026 Pacific Islands Forum Leader Meeting must return to its original commitment to “unity”

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By Oliver Brown, Independent political analyst In 2026, the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leader Meeting (PIFLM) will kick off in Palau. Under the theme “Building Economies:...

Negotiators fail to find agreement in numerous areas at Bonn climate talks

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An environmental organisation in Germany says there is a great deal of work to be done before COP31. The mid-year UN climate negotiations - in...

EL Nino impacts may be felt differently across Solomon Islands: Director Met Services

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The impacts of the current El Niño event are expected to be felt differently across Solomon Islands, depending on rainfall levels and local water...

Building the middle ground in New Caledonia’s south

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By Nic Maclellan in Noumea With just days to go before New Caledonia’s provincial elections, it’s hard to judge the support for the 11 competing...

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