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US Funds Pacific Tuna Treaty Governance With $60 Million Payment
– A fresh $60 million funding tranche tightens the link between regional fisheries governance and U.S. access, signaling a long-term push for sustainable tuna and Pacific economic… read more
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Indigenous Knowledge Meets Science to Protect Fiji’s Keystone Species
Traditional stories meet modern science in Fiji. Salanieta Kotolelei’s PhD reveals how Indigenous knowledge and intergenerational learning can guide fisheries management and safeguard keystone species in a… read more
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Fiji’s Social Fabric: A Data-Driven Shift Beyond Ethnicity
Fiji’s social fabric may be more layered than a simple ethnic tale. Ethnicity still nudges outcomes in surprising ways even as its influence fades in some areas,… read more
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Fiji’s FTE 2026 Promises Sustainable Global Travel Networking
Fiji’s premier travel trade gathering returns with a sharpened focus on sustainability and authentic experiences, connecting local operators with international buyers for a two-day burst of business… read more
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Samoa 2025 General Election: Record Candidate Field Sparks Buzz
Samoa moves closer to its August general election amid a record field of candidates and continuing voter-roll verification. Pre-polling kicks off soon as officials emphasize transparency and… read more
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Tuvalu May Skip the Pacific Islands Forum Over Taiwan Tensions
Tuvalu signals it may rethink attendance at the Pacific Islands Forum as tensions over Taiwan’s participation intensify, highlighting a broader struggle between regional unity and external pressure.… read more
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Brisbane Hosts Pacific Infrastructure Talks Amid 2050 Blue Pacific Push
Pacific ministers, regional officials, and international partners converge in Brisbane to map a shared infrastructure roadmap under the Blue Pacific Continent framework. From energy to urban development… read more
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BATI Sparks a Pacific Cinema Wave as Fiji Emerges as a Regional Hub
BATI steps onto the screen as a bold Pasifika boxing drama rooted in real Fiji landscapes. More than a film, it signals a turning point for Pacific… read more
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Youth-led Sea Keepers Transform East New Britain’s Reefs and Coastal Livelihoods
East New Britain’s coast is seeing a youth-led tide of change. The ENB Sea Keepers are rallying communities to restore reefs, protect nesting beaches, and build sustainable… read more
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Pacific Islands Forum Faces Split Over Taiwan and Donor Partners
Pacific diplomacy is at a crossroads as the Solomon Islands weighs excluding donor partners and Taiwan from upcoming talks. A high-stakes debate over inclusivity, sovereignty, and influence… read more
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Israel expands Pacific diplomacy amid talks on Jerusalem embassies
Israel is widening its Pacific diplomacy with a high-level delegation set to deepen cooperation in climate resilience, water management, and security technology. The talks are sharpening the… read more
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Pacific backs Australia-hosted COP31 to drive 1.5°C action
Pacific leaders rally around Australia’s bid to host COP31, framing it as a Pacific-led push for urgent climate action, resilience, and the needs of vulnerable communities. The… read more
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PNG and Solomon Islands Forge Stronger Ties Ahead of Pacific Islands Forum
Two Pacific neighbors reaffirm decades of ties as they explore expanded cooperation in fisheries and ocean resources. The dialogue signals renewed momentum for regional leadership and shared… read more
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Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea Deepen Melanesian Ties
Two Melanesian neighbors push deeper cooperation, with Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea broadening ties in education, business, and security. A high-level courtesy visit signals ongoing dialogue… read more
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Winston Peters Slams China in Pacific Islands Forum Dispute
New Zealand’s foreign minister fires back as Pacific diplomacy faces a delicate test. A brewing clash over invitations, Taiwan’s status, and new China ties with the Cook… read more
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Tonga’s Ikale Tahi Rally for World Cup Qualification in Pacific Nations Cup
Here are 3 short teaser options you can use as the post excerpt: Option A Tonga’s Ikale Tahi blend culture, faith, and fierce resolve as they chase… read more
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US Sanctions ICC Judges Escalate Battle Over International Justice
New U.S. sanctions on ICC personnel ignite a sharp clash with The Hague, underscoring a heated struggle over international accountability. As Washington questions the court’s independence and… read more
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Pacific Islands Push Innovative Financing for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
Pacific leaders are crafting a new playbook for climate-resilient infrastructure, blending public funding with private capital and regional financing tools. As climate risks rise, the focus sharpens… read more
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Solomon Islands to Host Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting Advancing a Blue Pacific Continent
Solomon Islands gears up to host the 54th Pacific Islands Forum in Honiara, framed by a bold call to turn unity into action for an Integrated Blue… read more
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Pacific Islands Push for Funding to Secure a Seat at the New Biodiversity Treaty
Pacific SIDS are pressing for clear, dedicated funding as negotiations on a new high-seas biodiversity treaty move forward. Their push covers support for Indigenous Peoples and local… read more
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US Sanctions ICC Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan and Three Officials Under EO 14203
Washington imposes sanctions on a top ICC official and three colleagues, signaling a sharp clash over the court’s reach and national sovereignty. The move raises questions about… read more
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Australia Eyes Pacific COP31 Bid With New Climate Ambassador
Australia steps up its climate diplomacy with a bid to co-host COP31 in the Pacific, appointing Will Nankervis as Ambassador for Climate Change to lead the push.… read more
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Fiji Supreme Court Hears Clash Over 2013 Constitution Amendments
At a tense constitutional reference hearing, experts grapple with whether Fiji’s 2013 Constitution should be amended more easily or kept with strong safeguards. Proposals range from preserving… read more
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Kiribati Faces UN Review on Disability Rights as Accessibility Gaps Persist
Kiribati is making visible strides in disability rights with new accessibility standards and renewed policy commitments. Yet experts warn that faster implementation and stronger safeguards are essential,… read more
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Fiji’s Entrenched Constitution: A High-Stakes Path to Reform
Fiji sits at a constitutional crossroads as a leading legal mind warns that altering the entrenched 2013 framework could ripple through the entire system. The Supreme Court’s… read more
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Solomon Islands Opposition Backs Hosting Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Honiara
Solomon Islands faces a rare show of domestic unity as it gears up to host a landmark Pacific Islands Forum in Honiara. With a national branding contest… read more
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New Zealand bids to host the 2027 Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting
New Zealand signals it may host the 2027 Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting, renewing its hands-on role in regional affairs. With talks skimming climate resilience, security, and… read more
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Tuvalu Rallies Donors to Fast-Track Coastal Protection Amid Rising Seas
Tuvalu convenes a high-level roundtable with ADB and UNDP to accelerate coastal protection and climate resilience, drawing on TCAP insights amid looming sea-level rise. The discussions aim… read more
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Pacific Eyes Private Capital to Bridge Climate Infrastructure Gap
Climate risks are driving a multi-billion infrastructure gap across the Pacific, threatening growth and resilience. Blended finance and regional resilience funds could unlock private capital to modernize… read more
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Twickenham Poised for Record-Breaking Crowd as Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Makes History
Women’s rugby is heading for a milestone as the World Cup nears a sell-out finale at Twickenham and a festival of matches across the country. Growth, regional… read more