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Fiji urge global community to get legally binding treaty on plastic pollution

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By Pita Ligaiula Fiji has called on global community to reach an effective legally binding treaty on plastic pollution. The second session of the Intergovernmental...

Korea should use its summit to offer labour mobility to the Pacific

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By Stephen Howes Fresh off their meeting with Indian Prime Minister Modi in PNG, Pacific leaders are this coming week gathering in Seoul for...

Korea -Pacific Islands Summit grows

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Pacific Islands Forum Leaders are driving new global momentum for climate change and other collective priorities in a week of meetings with India, the...

Ties with China ‘healthy’: PNG PM

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Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape says Papua New Guinea has a “healthy relationship” with China. “They also are important and a big trading...

We are the Great Council Chiefs for everybody: Ratu Epenisa

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The Turaga Bale Na Vunivalu Na Tui Kaba, Ratu Epenisa Cakobau is adamant of a positive outcome as Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs (GCC)...

Election system overhaul: PNG PM

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Prime Minister James Marape says Papua New Guinea hopes to adopt India’s electronic voting system and biometric identification during General Election 2027. “They (India) are...

Cook Islands PM Brown welcomes United States’ increasing engagements in the Pacific

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Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown has welcomed the United States’ increasing involvement in the Pacific. Brown, who is also the chair of the Pacific...

U.S-PNG Defence Cooperation Agreement is an important milestone

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U. S Secretary of Defence Lloyd J. Austin has described the U.S-Papua New Guinea Defence Cooperation Agreement (DCA) is an important milestone for the...

Seeing Chiefs in Fiji convene after 16 years is emotional: Turaga Vunivalu

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Seeing all the paramount chiefs of Fiji convene again after 16 long years is very emotional, says Vunivalu Tui Kaba, Ratu Epenisa Cakobau. Ratu Epenisa...

PNG, Solomon Islands eye border security

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Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands have signed a memorandum of understanding on immigration and border security cooperation. It was signed by chief migration...

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